The findings suggest that patients' initial experience with CPAP treatment and, in particular, the degree of improvement in sleep during CPAP titration may be crucial factors in determining their subsequent use of this treatment modality.

Overall, these results indicate that UPPP alone in the unselected patient provides little benefit in the management of mild OSA, similar to findings for more severe OSA. Surgeons must use great care in discerning the level of obstruction in the patient with mild OSA to tailor the appropriate retropalatal and/or retrolingual procedures and thereby achieve excellent surgical outcomes.

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