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Figure 1.

Diagnostic approach to OSA and post-operative evaluation of study subjects.

VAS: Visual analogue scale, DISE: Drug-induced sleep endoscopy, OSA: Obstructive sleep apnea.

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Figure 2.

Changes in mean cross sectional area (MCA, cm2), as measured by acoustic rhinometry, pre- and post-nasal surgery.

*: p<0.05 when comparing the pre-and post-operative values.

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Figure 3.

Changes in watch-PAT-derived factors, such as AHI (A), RDI (B), and ESS score (C), before and after nasal surgery.

*: p<0.05 when comparing the pre-and post-operative values.

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Figure 4.

Changes in watch-PAT-derived factors, such as valid sleep time (A) and percentage of REM sleep (B), before and after nasal surgery.

*: p<0.05 when comparing the pre-and post-operative values.

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Figure 5.

Changes in visual analog scale (VAS) score for subjective symptoms, such as nasal obstruction (A), snoring (B), and daytime somnolence (C), before and after nasal surgery.

*: p<0.05 when comparing the pre-and post-operative values.

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Figure 6.

Changes in watch-PAT-derived factors, such as AHI (A) and RDI (B), before and after nasal surgery in the non-responder group (N = 11).

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Figure 7.

Changes in watch-PAT-derived factors, such as valid sleep time (A) and percentage of REM sleep (B), before and after nasal surgery in the non-responder group (N = 11).

*: p<0.05 when comparing the pre-and post-operative values.

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