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Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common disorder caused by upper airway collapsibility during sleep. This article describes surgical procedures of OSA performed in the Seoul national university of dental hospital (SNUDH). A treatment OSA varies according to the severity of clinical symptom. In SNUDH, we performed surgical procedures used uvulopalatopharyngoplasty and tonsillectomy, genioglossus muscle advancement, maxillomandibular advancement, tongue base reduction, distraction osteogenesis. If surgeons identify and apply indications of OSA patients, surgical approach is the appropriate alternative for the failure of conservative treatments.

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  • Nashr sanasi 15-05-2019
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English

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common disorder caused by upper airway collapsibility during sleep. This article describes surgical procedures of OSA performed in the Seoul national university of dental hospital (SNUDH). A treatment OSA varies according to the severity of clinical symptom. In SNUDH, we performed surgical procedures used uvulopalatopharyngoplasty and tonsillectomy, genioglossus muscle advancement, maxillomandibular advancement, tongue base reduction, distraction osteogenesis. If surgeons identify and apply indications of OSA patients, surgical approach is the appropriate alternative for the failure of conservative treatments.

Русский

Обструктивное апноэ сна является распространенным заболеванием, вызванное полным (апноэ) и частичным (гипопноэ) спаданием верхних дыхательных путей во время сна. В этой статье описаны методы хирургического лечения обструктивного апноэ сна (ОАС) проводимые в Стоматологической клинике Сеульского национального университета (СКСНУ). Лечение ОАС варьируется в зависимости от тяжести клинических симптомов. В СКСНУ мы проводили хирургические процедуры, применяли увулопалатофарингопластику и тонзилэктомию, подтяжку подбородочно-язычной мышцы, выдвижение верхней и нижней челюсти, уменьшение задней части языка, дистракционный остеогенез. Если хирурги идентифицируют и учитывают индикации пациентов с ОАС, хирургический подход является подходящей альтернативой для отказа от консервативных методов лечения

Ўзбек

Обструктив уйқу апноэси - юқори нафас йулларининг уйқу пайтида коллапси натижасида пайдо бўладиган кенг тарқалган касаллик. Ушбу мақолада Сеул миллий университети стоматологик шифоxонасида обструктив уйқу апноэсида утказиладиган жаррохлик даволаш усуллари тасвирланган. Сеул миллий университети стоматологик шифоxонасида қуйидаги жаррохлик усуллари қўлланилди, увулопалатофаринго-пластика ва тонзилэктомия, чин-тилли мушакнинг кўтариш, юқори ва пастки жағни кенгайтриш, тилни орқа қисмини камайтириш, дистракцион остеогенез. Агар жаррохлар обструктив уйқу апноэсини аниқласа ва беморларнинг индикацияларини хисобга олсалар, жаррохлик ёндашув консерватив терапияни тўxтатиш учун муқобилдир.

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