Study: Implant Could Help Sleep Apnoea Sufferers
Sleep apnoea sufferers often experience frequent awakenings at night and often stop breathing in their sleep. And for those who cannot tolerate bulky and uncomfortable masks, there may soon be a more tolerable solution. Doctors at Case University have developed a nerve-stimulating device that can be implanted in the upper airway. The implant uses painless shocks to keep the tongue forward and the airway open. The results of their study were published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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