“He had a history of sleep apnea… you stop breathing, and you choke yourself awake, and this might happen as many as hundreds of times per hour”
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Said on Hidden Brain
“For adults, anything above 155 mm² is normal, 100-155 low risk, 55-100 moderate, below 55 high risk.”
Dental Digest Podcast with Dr. Melissa Seibert · What a CBCT Can and Can't Show You with Dr. Chris Matessi
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Use the minimum cross-sectional area of the oropharyngeal airway from a CBCT as a risk-stratification screen for obstructive sleep apnea
>155 mm² = normal; 100-155 mm² = low risk; 55-100 mm² = moderate risk; <55 mm² = high risk
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