Abstract
In this issue of the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine, Rosenthal et al.1 describe the results of a study assessing the ability of nasal expiratory resistors (PROVENT™) to reduce sleep disordered breathing in a group of OSA patients with a relatively wide range of apnea severity. A study such as this raises a number of fundamental questions:
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