انقطاع النفس النومي المركزي الناشئ أو المستمر أثناء علاج انسداد مجرى الهواء العلوي

References

DOI: 10.1183/20734735.0235-2023

The emergence or persistence of CSA during therapy for upper airway obstruction (often associated with CPAP, but can also occur with non-PAP OSA treatment modalities) is termed complex sleep apnoea or treatment-emergent CSA (TECSA).

In most instances, the frequency of central events improves with time without the need to switch out CPAP therapy, while avoiding excessive titration, mask leak minimisation and optimising other sleep disorders contributing to arousals (insomnia, sleep insufficiency).