This is a review of the Inspire hypoglossal nerve stimulator implant used to treat obstructive sleep apnoea. This technology is especially useful for people who have sleep apnoea (OSA), but are unable to tolerate a CPAP device or a mandibular advancement device.
Mr Vik Veer - ENT consultant with a specialist interest in sleep surgery provides a full review of the device, how it works, what the evidence is that it works, and who should consider it.
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