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Tom Cannon replied to Tom Cannon's discussion ResMed software update
"Thanks Mary."
10 hours ago
Mary Z replied to Tom Cannon's discussion ResMed software update
"I am only guessing that they are constantly updating, but the changes might just be with each new version of the machine.  There was a long discussion on this on apneaboard and I believe the consensus was you can't update your machine as…"
yesterday
Mary Z replied to Corey Stricker's discussion MRCA & infectious diseases
"I think this is a question for your infectious disease doctor.  I think I would want to change masks and get a new hose.  Many of us carry MRSA in our nostrils."
yesterday
Tom Cannon posted a discussion

ResMed software update

Does ResMed ever update the software that runs their XPAP machines? And if yes how often and how do you getthe new version?See More
yesterday
ZolliStar replied to Corey Stricker's discussion MRCA & infectious diseases
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Corey Stricker posted a discussion

MRCA & infectious diseases

I am looking for advice regarding CPAP and infectious disease.  A couple weeks ago I came down with a Staph infection, or MRCA, in my nostril.  I have not used my CPAP machine since then as I have been waiting for the infection to clear up.  I am concerned that the CPAP may have been the source of infection.  If this is the case, I am concerned about going back to using the CPAP in fear of being re-infected.  Is anyone knowledgable about MRCA and whether it can be transmitted through the tubing…See More
yesterday
ZolliStar commented on Peter Esposito's status
"    I'm sure you've tried this, but if you haven't: Maybe you should change to a different mask?     FWIW, I recently tried a full face mask and can't say I really like it. I tried to get used to it,…"
yesterday
ZolliStar posted a discussion

SoClean CPAP Sanitizing Machine

Has anyone tried this machine?  If it does what it say -- fully sanitize the mask, headgear and tank -- it sounds like a real benefit and likely worth the cost.https://betterrestsolutions.com/SC1100-SoClean-CPAP-Sanitizing-Unit_p_17.htmlSee More
yesterday
joe replied to joe's discussion operation
"I have recently had a small operation for the above. It involves a small camera going up the nose and then you are sent to sleep. When you have an Apnea the camera picks up what is causing it. I returned this week as an out patient and was told that…"
Friday
Lee Dryden posted a discussion

New Sleeping with CPAP blog entries

Hello,My recent entries include a review of a CPAP-related product and the results of a contest for the nastiest CPAP mask. Thanks for reading. http://www.sleepingwithcpap.blogspot.com/See More
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Henning replied to Henning's discussion Blood pressure medication and breathing.
"Lisinopril is also an ACE inhibitors, with the same side effects. Henning"
Thursday
RockRpsgt replied to Henning's discussion Blood pressure medication and breathing.
"We have seen a little of this in the lab. Mainly with lisinopril."
Thursday
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"Has everyone gotten to sign up for Free CEC as well as Free issues of the magazine???"
Wednesday
RockRpsgt replied to mollete's discussion Search Function on SleepGuide
"Hello Ms. Renee. I hope things ahve improved for you.   FYI-I get a huge kick out of 99's post. I am friends with Thomas on just about every social site I am on."
Wednesday
RockRpsgt replied to Clueless in Redwood Shores's discussion Apnea and Cancer
"I just read this lastnight."
Wednesday
Clueless in Redwood Shores posted a discussion
Wednesday
Mary Z left a comment for Renee
"Renee, you really give me too much credit.  Thanks for your kindness. Mary Z."
Wednesday
Steven Y. Park, MD posted a discussion

Expert Interview: Dr. Ted Belfor on “Developing the Face and The Airway with a Removable Dental Appliance: The Homeoblock”

Please join me on Tuesday, May 29th, at 8PM Eastern for my next Expert Interview. This month, Dr. Ted Belfor will give a presentation on “Developing the Face and The Airway with a Removable Dental Appliance: The Homeoblock”.Click here to register: http://doctorstevenpark.com/?p=7221See More
Tuesday
Henning replied to Henning's discussion Blood pressure medication and breathing.
"Yes, you can find links to OSA. I think the biggest problem is that many of the side effects that can follow Enalapril, are also symptoms of OSA. Therefore, it may be difficult to separate symptoms. Here is a link linking OSA and Enalapril…"
Tuesday

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Steven Y. Park, MD posted a discussion

Expert Interview: Dr. Ted Belfor on “Developing the Face and The Airway with a Removable Dental Appliance: The Homeoblock”

Please join me on Tuesday, May 29th, at 8PM Eastern for my next Expert Interview. This month, Dr. Ted Belfor will give a presentation on “Developing the Face and The Airway with a Removable Dental Appliance: The Homeoblock”.Click here to register: http://doctorstevenpark.com/?p=7221See More
Tuesday
Steven Y. Park, MD posted a discussion

Ask Dr. Park Anything About Sleep Apnea

Please join me on May 8th (8PM Eastern) for my next Ask Dr. Park teleseminar, when I answer your questions about obstructive sleep apnea.Click here to register: http://doctorstevenpark.com/ask-dr-park-anything-about-sleep-apneaSee More
May 3
Steven Y. Park, MD posted a discussion

Expert Interview: Dr. Emerson Wickwire On Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for CPAP

Please join me on April 24th, at 8PM Eastern, when I interview Dr. Emerson Wickwire  about cognitive behavioral therapy for CPAP. If you have problems with your CPAP machine, you don’t want to miss this program. Click here to register: …See More
Apr 18
Mike replied to Steven Y. Park, MD's discussion Research Study Opportunity for CPAP Users ($375 honorarium)
"hope they found someone suitable.  with more advance notice, i am very confident i can find someone appropriate -- i have a very current and extensive list of NY sleep apnea folks."
Apr 17
Steven Y. Park, MD posted a discussion

Research Study Opportunity for CPAP Users ($375 honorarium)

FYI...A research firm is seeking Obstructive Sleep Apnea patients who are currently using CPAP therapy for a study in the New York area. Candidates must meet ONE of the following criteria:Recently diagnosed and have been on CPAP therapy between 2 weeks to 3 monthsUse CPAP therapy intermittentlyHave stopped using CPAP therapy within the last 3 months.It involves an interview and some homework. There will be a $375 honorarium if selected.If you're interested, please contact:Shaughn…See More
Apr 12
Steven Y. Park, MD posted a discussion

Ask Dr. Park Teleseminar on Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Please join me on Tuesday, April 10th at 8PM Eastern, for my next Ask Dr. Park Teleseminar. This month, I’ll be answering questions about obstructive sleep apnea from the live audience. Click here to register: http://doctorstevenpark.com/ask-dr-park-teleseminar-on-obstructive-sleep-apnea-2See More
Apr 5
Steven Y. Park, MD replied to Wesley Sowers's discussion 2 year old son makes 'reverse snorting' sounds (exhale breath) in nasal passage. looking for explanation.
"Downs children have underdeveloped mid faces, which leads to redundant soft palate tissues behind the maxillary and palatal bones. Typically, snoring occurs during an inhale, as the soft palate collapse circumferentially inwards, but in certain…"
Mar 11
Steven Y. Park, MD posted a discussion

Twitter Chat About Sleep Apnea with Dr. Park

Join me & the American #Sleep #Apnea Assoc. for our #Monte_Sleep chat Wednesday @ 2pm EST to discuss sleep in kids/adults w/ @DoctorParkSee More
Mar 5

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Steven Y. Park, MD's Articles

Upper Airway Resistance Syndrome — A Primer

Note: This is an edited transcription of a podcast recording



Today, we are going to spend the next 30 minutes talking about upper airway resistance syndrome, or UARS. It’s a relatively new description of a condition that’s related to obstructive sleep apnea but as you’ll hear in this podcast, has enormous ramifications in regards to so many health conditions that we see, not only in our field, but in almost every other field in general. I have to say, however, that this is a… Continue

Posted on February 8, 2009 at 11:00pm — 5 Comments

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At 5:09pm on March 2, 2011, Chris H said…
Hi Dr Park, If nitric oxide produced in the nasal area is not getting inhailed due to stuffiness or bypassed like Dr Jones" hole in neck" Is their a therapy to replace what is normally produced?Good Sleep, Chris
At 2:42am on October 5, 2010, D. W. Conn said…
Dr. Parks,
Could you explain Sleep/Wake perception disorders? Over the past 25 or so years there have been the occasional patients that want to argue to the death that they never fell asleep during their polysomnogram. The patients truly believe they never slept. All Stages REM, NREM and brief REM was observed. I had another patient such as this a few days ago.
At 11:17am on August 3, 2010, D. W. Conn said…
Dr. Park when scoring an arousal we know it has to be at least 3 seconds. Is there a maximum duration?
At 7:55am on July 3, 2010, D. W. Conn said…
Dr. Parks.
Would we see any changes with OSA or Central apnea when treating cardiac patients with ionotropic, chronotropic medications?
At 7:57pm on May 26, 2010, Matt said…
Thanks Dr. Park, I did get that and am looking forward to reviewing it.
At 5:51pm on May 12, 2010, Mary Z said…
Thanks Dr. Park. Well worth the time, energy and expense.

Mary Z.
At 3:39pm on May 12, 2010, Mary Z said…
Thanks Dr Park. I did decide my attitude was out of line. Please blame it on chronic irritability (just lately) and sticker shock. Still I would be interested in what your consult consists of.
I did delete the comment as unnecessarily antagonistic. My humble apologies.

Mary Z.
At 5:04pm on March 24, 2010, Judy said…
And thank you re: the mp3 file. That was the first telecast I've really taken part in. I've never had much interest in youtube, twitter, myface and telecasts and online videos due to being a victim of slow speed dial up as our only available option in our rural area.
At 5:01pm on March 24, 2010, Judy said…
I so hope they will!!!! I've been absolutely enthralled w/DeVilbiss and F&P finally coming out w/fully data capable xPAPs! And delighted that PB has come out w/the new Sandman and would love to know more about them. Even tho I'm on bi-level. *sigh* I really LOVE my Resmeds and the ease of acess to so much data via the LCD screen. I really didin't lke the fussy access to the limited data on the Respironics. And I really HATED the power brick and platform of the Respironics too. The Resmed S8s have been such a CONVENIENT style, especially when traveling and changing motels each night. I was so sorely disappointed to see the S9s have the doggone extra cord and the power brick - two of the things I've hated most about the Respironics. I've got my fingers crossed that they will do a presentation for us!!!

And by the way - you sounded so YOUNG during the telecast!!!
At 4:20pm on March 24, 2010, Renee said…
Hello Dr. Park,

I got to the pdf with the link you provided and I'll get going on investigating all the info.

Thank you,
Renee
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At 12:38pm on March 24, 2010, Steven Y. Park, MD said… Sorry, I gave you the wrong link. Here's the right one: http://AttendThisEvent.com/?eventid=11869860.

On the upper left hand corner, you'll see a PDF link.
 
 
 

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