دانلود کتاب آندوسکوپی خواب ناشی از دارو: کاربردهای تشخیصی و درمانی + ویدئو
Drug-Induced Sleep Endoscopy: Diagnostic and Therapeutic Applications, 1ed + Video

Contents

۱ Introduction
۲ Historical Perspective
۳ Applicability
۴ Classifications Systems
۵ Indications and Contraindications
۶ Preparation for DISE: Informed Consent
۷ Organization and Logistics
۸ Patient Preparation and Positioning
۹ Drugs for DISE
۱۰ An Anesthesiological Point of View
۱۱ Work in Progress: A Prediction Model for DISE as Selection Tool for MAD and Positional Therapy
۱۲ Complications of DISE
۱۳ DISE and Treatment Outcome
۱۴ DISE and Position-Dependent OSA
۱۵ Significance of Complete Concentric Collapse of the Palate
۱۶ Epiglottic Collapse
۱۷ Common Mistakes in DISE
۱۸ Diagnostic and Therapeutic Applications or a Guide for Clinical Practice
۱۹ DISE and Treatment with Mandibular Advancement Devices in Obstructive Sleep Apnea Patients
۲۰ The Use of DISE to Determine Candidates for Upper Airway Stimulation
۲۱ Pediatric Sleep Endoscopy
۲۲ DISE in Children with Craniofacial Anomalies
۲۳ Advanced Technique
۲۴ Future Perspectives

Video Contents

Video 1: Complete anteroposterior obstruction at velum level and the effect of jaw thrust and head and trunk rotation.
Video 2: Partial concentric obstruction at velum level.
Video 3: Complete concentric obstruction at velum level and the effect of jaw thrust.
Video 4: Complete lateral obstruction at oropharynx level caused by enlarged tonsils.
Video 5: Complete lateral obstruction at oropharynx level without enlarged tonsils.
Video 6: Complete anteroposterior obstruction at tongue base and epiglottis level and the effect of jaw thrust and head and trunk rotation.
Video 7: Partial anteroposterior obstruction on tongue base and epiglottis.
Video 8: Complete anteroposterior obstruction caused by floppy epiglottis and the effect of head and trunk rotation and jaw thrust.
Video 9: Complete concentric collapse. (Video provided courtesy of Prof. Clemens Heiser.)
Video 10: Trans oral DISE to evaluate the tongue–palate potential interaction, which is difficult to detect while looking at the airway from behind.