Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulation Improved Sleep Symptoms More Than Cognition
A 2026 CARDIOSA-12 secondary analysis found that active hypoglossal nerve stimulation improved sleepiness, insomnia, snoring, and sleep-related function, but objective cognitive test performance mostly did not improve compared with partially therapeutic stimulation.1 Symptom relief and measurable cognitive recovery answer separate clinical questions in treated obstructive sleep apnea. Research Highlights Subjective outcomes improved: active HGNS improved …