Dr. Robert Brouillette, MUHC pediatrician and professor of Pediatrics at McGill University said, "This new method of diagnosing sleep apnea and of prioritizing treatment schedules is a significant advance. Now we can detect, treat and cure the worst cases of sleep apnea in just a few days where previously children had to wait months, if diagnostic facilities were even available."
These findings are published in the January issue of Pediatrics (vol 113, #1, e19-e25) and are currently available online at http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/current.shtml .
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