Sleep testing is a crucial step in identifying sleep abnormalities. This 12-hour examination involves spending a night at the hospital, where brain waves, heart electrical activity, respiratory airflow, muscle movement related to breathing, snoring sounds, and blood oxygen levels are monitored. Specialists in sleep testing oversee the process throughout the night.

The treatment involves using a Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machine, which effectively treats sleep apnea and breathing interruptions during sleep without the need for surgery. The machine delivers pressurized air through the nose or mouth, passing through the throat and tongue base, ensuring continuous airway expansion throughout the night. Users can breathe sufficiently and sleep peacefully, promoting uninterrupted sleep.

Coblator is a technology that utilizes plasma waves to dissolve tissue, widening the narrowed throat area. It reduces tissue volume in the treatment area and simultaneously controls bleeding, effectively treating sleep apnea. The procedure is performed by Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) specialists, who are trained and licensed surgeons specializing in the care and treatment of abnormalities in the nose and other structures in the throat.

The benefits of Coblator surgery include

– a one-night hospital stay
– minimal external wounds
– positive treatment outcomes
– minimal blood loss.