[From snoring to sleep apnea syndrome].
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[Continued education course on the problems of sleep apnea and snoring, Uppsala, 21-23 March 1990].
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Digital processing of snoring sounds.
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An office treatment for snoring.
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Laser uvulopalatoplasty in local anaesthesia. A safe approach in the treatment of habitual snoring.
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Snoring and hypertension.
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[Snoring: surgical indications].
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[Pharyngoplasty under local anesthesia against disabling snoring].
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[Contribution to the definition of velar resection in the surgical treatment of snoring].
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[Nocturnal snoring and sleep apnea syndrome].
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Snoring: the sufferer who doesn't suffer.
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[Sleep disorder caused by snoring].
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[Sleep studies in adults: interest in snoring disorders and the sleep apnea syndrome].
The authors review the concept of sleep apnea syndrome in adults. A description of a polysomnigraphic study is given. Personal results in a population of obese heavy snorers are summarized.
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