Beyond Snoring, Sleepiness and Surgery: Update on the Prevalent Symptoms of and Treatment Effects in all Age Groups With Pediatric Obstructive Sleep Apnea

CONCLUSIONS: The majority of children with pOSA are not tired or obese. Insomnia and restless sleep are more common than snoring. Daytime neurocognitive issues affect almost all children with pOSA and improve with treatment, especially PAP.

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