Medical and surgical treatment of obstructive sleep apnea syndrome, including dental appliances

Sleep disturbances in multiple sclerosis

“…weight loss), dental appliances, positive upper airway pressure (in the form of CPAP or BiPAP), positional therapy, and sometimes, surgery [39,42,43]. For MS patients, central alveolar hypoventilation may occur in the context of an acute bulbar inflammatory lesion with a possible response to corticosteroid therapy [44].…”