Central Sleep Apnea Blog
When Jim fell asleep during one of his cardiology appointments in May of 2022, his wife Chris, who was sitting next to him, didn’t think much of it. “Oh, yes—he […]
After a series of surgeries and cardiac complications, C.J. was diagnosed with CSA in 2020. She struggled for months to find relief from her sleeplessness and fatigue, and even feared […]
“I couldn’t hide it from my wife any longer.” In 2016, Ohio resident Mike was doing his best to enjoy retirement but knew something was off. For years, he considered […]
Mike shares how the daily disruptions caused by his undiagnosed CSA led him to a sleep study and an eventual treatment.
A large community-based study was conducted to test the prevalence of a particular form of central sleep apnea (CSA): CSA and cheyne-stokes respiration (CSR) using current clinical definitions. The study was unique in that it was conducted in a community setting instead of a controlled clinical environment