I dreaded bedtime before new sleep apnoea treatment
A UK woman reports life-changing results after receiving a new hypoglossal nerve stimulation (HGNS) device to treat sleep apnoea. The implant, which moves the tongue during sleep, offers an alternative for patients who cannot tolerate traditional CPAP masks.
Why it matters
This highlights a significant medical advancement for chronic sleep disorder patients who struggle with standard, often uncomfortable, respiratory equipment.
Image caption, Catherine Turnbull was diagnosed with sleep apnoea five years ago
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