수면질환 관리의 최신 기법
The up-to-date techniques in managing sleep disorders
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How reliable is the assessment of snoring apps in the medical field? Although research on this has been continuously reported, the authors would like to introduce points that dentists as sleep experts understand the functions and limitations of snoring apps and use them as screening tests for sleep diseases. We would also like to explore the latest treatments using ICT technology to increase patient compliance with oral devices to treat sleep disorders.
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How reliable is the assessment of snoring apps in the medical field? Although research on this has been continuously reported, the authors would like to introduce points that dentists as sleep experts understand the functions and limitations of snoring apps and use them as screening tests for sleep diseases. We would also like to explore the latest treatments using ICT technology to increase patient compliance with oral devices to treat sleep disorders.
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