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Teating effects of obstructive sleep apnea hypopnea syndrome with plasma radio-frequency ablation

Wenjing Liu

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Objective:To evaluate the effects of low temperature plasma radio-frequency ablation on obstructive sleep apnea hypopnea syndrome(OSAHS). Methods:Seventy-seven patients with mild,moderate and severe OSAHS were treated with low temperature plasma radio-frequency ablation at different levels. Results:All these cases were reevaluated by the end of postoperative period lasted for 6 months.Among them,mean apnea hypopnea lndex was decreased significantly and mean lowest oxygen saturation value was increased significantly postoperatively(P0.01).Total effective rates of mild,moderate and severe patients were 100.00%,96.55% and 95.45%,respectively.The difference of total effective rate was statistically significant(P0.01). Conclusions:Plasma radio-frequency ablation is the effective way to treat OSAHS,as the preferred surgical treatment for mild-to-moderate patients and the combined approach for complex syndromes.

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Objective:To evaluate the effects of low temperature plasma radio-frequency ablation on obstructive sleep apnea hypopnea syndrome(OSAHS). Methods:Seventy-seven patients with mild,moderate and severe OSAHS were treated with low temperature plasma radio-frequency ablation at different levels. Results:All these cases were reevaluated by the end of postoperative period lasted for 6 months.Among them,mean apnea hypopnea lndex was decreased significantly and mean lowest oxygen saturation value was increased significantly postoperatively(P0.01).Total effective rates of mild,moderate and severe patients were 100.00%,96.55% and 95.45%,respectively.The difference of total effective rate was statistically significant(P0.01). Conclusions:Plasma radio-frequency ablation is the effective way to treat OSAHS,as the preferred surgical treatment for mild-to-moderate patients and the combined approach for complex syndromes.

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Objective:To evaluate the effects of low temperature plasma radio-frequency ablation on obstructive sleep apnea hypopnea syndrome(OSAHS). Methods:Seventy-seven patients with mild,moderate and severe OSAHS were treated with low temperature plasma radio-frequency ablation at different levels. Results:All these cases were reevaluated by the end of postoperative period lasted for 6 months.Among them,mean apnea hypopnea lndex was decreased significantly and mean lowest oxygen saturation value was increased significantly postoperatively(P0.01).Total effective rates of mild,moderate and severe patients were 100.00%,96.55% and 95.45%,respectively.The difference of total effective rate was statistically significant(P0.01). Conclusions:Plasma radio-frequency ablation is the effective way to treat OSAHS,as the preferred surgical treatment for mild-to-moderate patients and the combined approach for complex syndromes.

Key concepts: Medicine, Hypopnea, Obstructive sleep apnea, Ablation, Oxygen saturation, Apnea, Internal medicine, Cardiology

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