HALIFAX, Nova Scotia—It’s a situation of good and bad news when it comes to the state of current guidelines for the perioperative treatment of patients with obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), according to the results of a critical appraisal.
The analysis found that while most of the 10 sets of guidelines assessed were evidence-based, they were also lacking when it came to the involvement of patient partners in guideline development, as well as a focus on the complete perioperative