181. Nighttime Dying Linked To Sleep Apnea From Brain Cell Loss Aim to grow old and die peacefully in your sleep? Be careful what you wish for. http://www.medicalnewstoday.com/medicalnews.php?newsid=28788&nfid=rssfeeds

182. Chicago Illinois Dentist: Chicago Cosmetic Dentistry, Oral Care North loop. General, restorative and cosmetic services, also halitosis, sleep apnea, TMJ treatment. Fact sheets, virtual tour, office hours, map. http://www.drfiss.com/

Navigation Home Welcome New Patients About Dr. Fiss Cosmetics ... Contact Us Quick Contact Message Hosted By Chicago Cosmetic Dentist Since 1978 Dr. Fiss began helping patients in the Chicago area with their cosmetic dentistry needs. His staff of hand-picked professionals is part of what sets his office apart from the rest. Our Chicago office provides services including: General Care Preventive Care Restorative Care Cosmetic Dentistry Composite (white) Fillings Porcelain Veneers All Porcelain Crowns Prosthetics (Bridges, Partials, Dentures) Implant Dentistry Periodontal Maintenance TMJ Splint Therapy / Athletic Sport Devices Sleep Apnea / Anti-Snoring Appliances Along with advanced training in their fields, Dr. Fiss' hygienists, assistants, office manager and administrative assistant are constantly trained with rigorous continuing education classes and specialty seminars. It is important to Dr. Fiss that his patients not only receive the best oral care, but also the highest level of knowledge in the nicest environment possible. Home Welcome New Patients About Dr. Fiss

183. Sleep Apnea Surgery With Dr. Kasey Li Developed by a world renown surgeon, Dr. Kasey Li, for educational purposes. It provides indepth information on the surgical treatment of sleep disordered breathing. http://www.sleepapneasurgery.com/

Radiofrequency Nasal Surgery Uvulopalatal Flap Genioglossus ... Post-Op Instructions SLEEP APNEA SURGERY Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is the result of airway obstruction during sleep. Patients with OSA either have smaller airway dimensions or a floppy airway with greater tendency to collapse. Surgery for OSA is aimed at enlarging airway dimensions as well as decreasing the collapsibility of the airway. The airway is composed of the upper and lower jaws, tongue, tonsils, soft palate, and side wall of the throat. Different surgical procedures in the treatment of OSA have been developed to address these different components of the airway. Because the airway pattern and the severity of obstruction vary greatly between individuals, the success rate of a given surgical procedure also varies greatly. In general, as the severity of OSA increases, so does the invasiveness of the required procedures in order to achieve successful surgical outcomes. The objective of this website is to provide patients an in-depth source of available surgical options for OSA. Possible sleep apnea surgical procedures are discussed in detail, including potential risks, complications and postoperative expectations. Relevant publications are recommended as additional informational tools. Normal Airway Lateral Sleep Apnea Airway Lateral Normal Airway Frontal Sleep Apnea Airway Frontal

184. GILBERT & HOLTON - Oral And Maxillofacial Surgery Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery procedures offered include wisdom teeth, dental implants, tmj, and sleep apnea. http://www.omfsurgery.com/

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185. Quietsleep - Oral Appliance Therapy For Snoring And Sleep Apnea Information resource for dentists and patients on snoring and sleep apnea, with information about oral appliance therapy, treatment options and available dentists. http://www.quietsleep.com/

a sleep-breathing disorders resource for dentists and patients Contact Us Discussion Enter the Forum Forum Instrucitons The Quietsleep.com Store The Store Enter the Store ASK A QUESTION Ask the Experts Meet the Experts Ask a Question SLEEP LINKS More Information Links Oral Appliance Therapy Oral appliances Overview Oral Appliance Descriptions Complications Literature Review ... Self Test RATE YOUR APPLIANCE Appliance Reviews Review an Appliance Read Reviews FIND Find a Dentist Find a Dentist Find a Laboratory Find a Dental Laboratory MARKETING Information What you need to know Sleep Basics UARS Self Test Diagnosis Treatment Options CPAP Surgical Options Other Options Continuing Education CE Courses Featured Course Dental Sleep Medicine Seminar ( 2days) Sept 16-17, 2005 Dr. Barry Glassman Dr. John Remmers ... Contact Us Advertisements Quietsleep News 09/09/2005 08:04 AM Hurricane Katina victims with apnea get help Three-year-old Aamiyah Marsh is the perfect example of the Hurricane Katrina victim Awake in America seeks to help through its just-launched Operation Restore CPAP. ...... Read more...

186. Awake In Philly || WELCOME (but We're On Vacation Right Now) Meeting information is posted on the site, as well as other general information that is useful to apnea sufferers. http://www.scoop0901.net/AWAKE/

Learn about Awake In America today! Search this site About Awake In Philly Advertising Policy Advertising Info Apnea Overview ... World-Class Snoring Quiz Click to join CPAP Users Ad Ad Ad Keyword Title Author Ad oblique Vacation Time Awake In Philly On Summer Recess Philadelphia (July 1, 2005) -Summer is upon us and folks will soon be leaving the area on vacation. Since vacations offer time to recharge, Awake In Philly is also taking a vacation. After surveying many of the group's members and finding most would be out of town during the regular meeting dates, it was decided that no meetings will be held during the months of June, July, or August. Postcards will be mailed in by early September with meeting dates and topics through the end of 2005. To sign up for the mailing, go to http://www.AwakeInPhilly.org/mailings.shtml Organized sponsors of Awake In Philly, in alphabetical order, include Maril Products, makers of Control III Disinfectant and the Northeast Regional Branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia. Awake In Philly meetings are designed to offer support to anyone who must deal with the impact of sleep disorders, including the patient, the spouse, a co-worker or supervisor, researchers, physicians, attorneys, among others. Everyone is encouraged to attend the meetings.

187. Apnea Usually these brief stops in breathing are completely normal. Sometimes, though,apnea or other sleeprelated problems can be a cause for concern. http://kidshealth.org/parent/general/sleep/apnea.html

KidsHealth Parents General Health Your Kid's Sleep Everyone has brief pauses in his or her breathing pattern called apnea - even your child. Usually these brief stops in breathing are completely normal. Sometimes, though, apnea or other sleep-related problems can be a cause for concern. Find out what it means when your child's doctor mentions apnea. Types of Apnea The word apnea comes from the Greek word meaning "without wind." Although it's perfectly normal for everyone to experience occasional pauses in breathing, apnea can be a problem when breathing stops for 20 seconds or longer. There are three types of apnea: obstructive central mixed Obstructive Apnea A common type of apnea in children, obstructive apnea is caused by an obstruction of the airway (such as enlarged tonsils and adenoids ). This is most likely to happen during sleep because that's when the soft tissue at back of the throat is most relaxed. As many as 1% to 3% of otherwise healthy preschool-age children have obstructive apnea. Symptoms include: snoring (the most common) labored breathing while sleeping gasping for air very restless sleep and sleeping in unusual positions changes in color Because obstructive sleep apnea may disturb sleep patterns, these children may also show continued sleepiness after awakening in the morning and tiredness and attention problems throughout the day. Sometimes apnea can affect school performance. One recent study suggests that some children diagnosed with

188. Somnoplasty, Laser Skin Resurfacing, Facial Surgery, Dental Implants, Sleep Apne Maxillofacial surgery practice. General information including maps and directions, description of services, resources on sleep disorders and apnea, and frequently asked questions. http://www.thesnoredoc.com/

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189. 'Dying In Sleep' Linked To Apnea, Experts Say - More Health News - MSNBC.com People who die in their sleep may stop breathing because they have lost too manybrain cells, US researchers reported. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8871356/

Skip navigation Health Health Library Katrina's Impact ... Most Popular NBC NEWS MSNBC TV Today Show Nightly News Meet the Press ... More Health News 'Dying in sleep' linked to apnea, experts say Elderly may stop breathing due to malfunction in brain's breathing center WASHINGTON - People who die in their sleep may stop breathing because they have lost too many brain cells, U.S. researchers reported Monday. Sleep apnea - a condition in which people stop breathing for long stretches of time in their sleep - may sometimes be caused by the destruction of cells in the brain stem, where autonomic functions such as breathing are controlled, they said. Tests on rats showed that the loss of key brain stem cells that die off with age caused such disrupted sleep that the animals eventually stopped breathing completely. The same thing may be happening in elderly people, said neurobiologist Jack Feldman of the University of California Los Angeles. "We wanted to reveal the mechanism behind central sleep apnea, which most commonly affects people after age 65," Feldman said in a statement. "Unlike obstructive sleep apnea, in which a person stops breathing when their airway collapses, central sleep apnea is triggered by something going awry in the brain's breathing center."

190. ThinkQuest : Site Unavailable A study by ThinkQuest the complexity and importance of your daily biological ritual from apnea, insomnia, and sleep disorders to sociological and zoological facts. http://library.thinkquest.org/25553/

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191. Silicon Valley's Sleep Disorders Center The sleep Disorders Center in Silicon Valley with facilities in San Jose/Los Gatos Palo Alto. Effective treatment for snoring, apnea, chronic fatigue caused by poor sleep. http://www.sleepscape.com/

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192. VCUHS Sleep Disorders Center Located in Richmond, Virginia. Information on apnea, narcolepsy, insomnia, RLS, and links to other sites. http://www.vcu.edu/sleepwell

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193. Sleep Medicine Northwest sleep medicine clinic and laboratory in Seattle treating all types of sleep disorders, including fatigue, sleepiness, insomnia, apnea, snoring, narcolepsy, and restless leg syndrome. http://www.sleepnw.com

194. Sleep Apnoea And Anaesthesia Loadsman JA, Hillman DR. Anaesthesia and sleep apnoea. Br. J. Anaesth. 2001;86254266. In a moment, you should find yourself presented with my version of http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/anaes/lectures/Sleep_Apnoea.html

The lecture notes (by Dr John Loadsman) that used to be here have been made obsolete by a Review Article that appeared in the British Journal of Anaesthesia in February 2001. Loadsman JA, Hillman DR. Anaesthesia and sleep apnoea. Br. J. Anaesth. 2001;86 254-266 In a moment, you should find yourself presented with my version of the text of that article (with the BJA's permission of course!) Just a second.....

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