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Acoustic Pharyngometry: Clinical and Instrumental Correlations in Sleep Disorders

January 1, 2007PHARYNGOMETER Studies, Related to Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Revista Brasileira de Otorrinolaringologia, 2007

Authors: M. Gelardi, A. Maselli del Giudice, F. Cariti, m. Cassano, A.
Castelante Farras, J. L. Fiorella, P. Cassano

Conclusion: “In our experience, acoustic pharyngometry allowed the precise observation of oral, pharyngeal and laryngeal cross-sections in the groups we studied by defining a characteristic and easily recognized airway network geometry.”

“Pharyngometric parameters

Obstructive Sleep ApneaPHARYNGOMETER StudiesRhinometerSleepgs
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