Sleep Apnea and the Eye - 2008
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The document summarizes sleep apnea and its ocular manifestations. Obese middle-aged men with sleep apnea often experience excessive daytime sleepiness, disruptive snoring, and witnessed apneas during sleep. Common ocular manifestations of sleep apnea include asthenopia, CPAP-associated red eye, floppy eyelid syndrome, non-arteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy (NAION), papilledema, and normal tension glaucoma. Sleep apnea has been linked to an increased risk of developing these eye conditions.
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Sleep Apnea and the Eye - 2008
- 1. Sleep Apnea & the Eye Rick Trevino, OD VA Outpatient Clinic Evansville, IN [email_address]
- 4. Sleep Cycle
- 9. Obstructive Sleep Apnea Any Condition that Causes or Contributes to Upper Airway Narrowing is a Risk Factor for OSA Obesity Enlarged Tonsils Anatomical Malformations Neoplasms Edema of the pharynx Lymphoid Hypertrophy Pharyngeal Muscle Weakness Dyscoordination of Respiratory Muscles
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- Being a political year, let me first say: My name is Rick Trevino and I approve that message. SLEEP APNEA IS A NEWLY DISCOVERED DISEASE (1966) - Most prevalent disease discovered in the 20 th century – 20% of adult population in Western countries THE MOST COMMON “MEDICAL” SLEEP DISORDER - excluding shift-work and self-induced sleepiness (late night partying) IT IS NOT ONLY THE MOST COMMON SLEEP DISORDER, BUT ALSO THE MOST PHYSIOLOGICALLY DISRUPTIVE AND DANGEROUS SLEEP DISORDER - Life threatening disease: A recently published longitudinal study found pts with severe OSA had 3-4x the death rate of persons without OSA. - Wide spread effects throughout the body – As we shall see, not even the somewhat remote and esoteric world of eye care is immune from the influences of this devastating disease