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Airway collapse during sleep
WHAT CAUSES THE AIRWAY TO COLLAPSE DURING SLEEP?
- Extra tissue in the back of the airway such as large tonsils
- Decrease in the tone of the muscles holding the airway open
- The tongue falling back and closing off the airway
Abnormal anatomy
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