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Sleep Medicine
Assessment

Obstructive sleep apnea diagnosed with continuous positive airway pressure therapy

Meaning

Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) confirmed through diagnostic testing and currently managed with continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy.

Clinical Context

This phrase indicates a confirmed diagnosis of OSA and the patient's current treatment involves the use of CPAP. It implies the patient has undergone a sleep study confirming OSA, and CPAP has been prescribed and is being used.

Example Usage

"Patient presents with persistent daytime sleepiness despite obstructive sleep apnea diagnosed with continuous positive airway pressure therapy."

Usage Context

Used when documenting the patient's established OSA diagnosis and ongoing CPAP treatment in the context of evaluating other sleep-related complaints or assessing treatment efficacy.

Related Phrases
OSA
CPAP therapy
Apnea-hypopnea index (AHI)
Sleep study
Polysomnography
Excessive daytime sleepiness
Related ICD-10 Code
G47.33

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