This overview highlights the role of tailored therapy for central sleep apnea in heart failure, suggesting improved patient outcomes.
The field is shifting from one size fits all AHI suppression to phenotype guided care prioritizing patient centered and cardiac outcomes. Integrating endotyping, remote monitoring, and HF co-management is key. Major gaps include optimal patient selection, long-term cardiovascular endpoints, and harmonization of guideline recommendations. If optimization of HF therapy and a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) trial fail to improve symptoms, adaptive servoventilation (ASV) becomes the preferred therapeutical option.
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