The Influences of Jaw Postures on the Upper Airway of Non-obese Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea Patients : An Image Study(International Forum on Medical Imaging in Asia 2009 (IFMIA 2009))

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• Upper airway at 9 mandible postures of 9 male non-obese severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) patients and 9 age/BMI matched controls were imaged by using MRI. For those OSA patients, mouth opening will compromise the upper airway volume; and the volume reduction can be compensated with mandible advancement at 75% of it maximal protrusion range. However, mandible postures won't affect the upper airway volume in the normal controls. Therefore, muscle tone impairment of the upper airway seems to be the cause of OSA in non-obese patients; and its tone can be strengthend by advancing the mandible.

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• 2009-01-12

著者

• Chen Yunn-jy

  School Of Dentistry National Taiwan University

• Chen Yunn-jy

  School Of Dentistry National Taiwan University & Hospital

• Shih Tiffany

  Department of Medical Imaging and Radiology, National Taiwan University & Hospital

• Wu Chuan

  School Of Dentistry National Taiwan University & Hospital

• Lee Peilin

  Division of Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine National Taiwan University & Hospital

• Shih Tiffany

  Department Of College Of Medicine National Taiwan University

• Shih Tiffany

  Department Of Radiology And Medial Imaging National Taiwan University & Hospital

• Lee Peilin

  Division Of Pulmonary & Critical Care Medicine National Taiwan University & Hospital

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