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Schlaf 2014; 03(03): 167-178
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1626107
Mkg-Chirurgie & Schlafmedizin
Schattauer GmbH

MKG-Chirurgie & Schlafmedizin

Elmar Esser
1   ICOS Implantat Centrum Hans-Wunderlich-Str. 5 49078 Osnabrück, Email: e.esser42@googlemail.com
,
Axel Roers
,
Stefan Hümmeke
,
Hans Pistner
2   Referat Schlafmedizin der DGMKG Wartburgstr. 17 99094 Erfurt, Email: Hans.Pistner@online.de
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Publication Date:
12 February 2018 (online)

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Das Fachgebiet MKG-Chirurgie bietet mit FRS/Kephalometrie und DVT zwei bildgebende Verfahren zur Identifikation der Risikokonstellationen, für die differenzialtherapeutische Indikationsstellung und zur Prädiktion des Therapieerfolges. Neben der CPAP-Therapie sind lediglich die MKG-chirurgischen Verfahren MMA, DOG und UPS evidenzbasiert.

 

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