Is OSA a single dysfunction? The future for sufferers could lie within the identification of various physiologic subgroups.
00:00 Introduction
00:38 Differences in obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) presentation amongst sufferers
01:12 Introduction to sleep apnea endotypes
02:33 Case Study 1: Low Arousal Threshold Patient
08:43 Case Study 2: High Arousal Threshold Patient
11:01 Case Study 3: High Loop Gain Patient
13:14 Case Study 4: REM-Predominant OSA
15:42 Introduction to OSA phenotypes
17:14 Three OSA phenotypes
17:20 Phenotype 1: The sleepy affected person
18:11 Phenotype 2: The disrupted sleep affected person
18:41 Phenotype 3: Minimally symptomatic OSA sufferers
19:20 Final messages: The thrilling way forward for personalised sleep drugs
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