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Importance Sleep-disordered breathing (SD represents a spectrum of sleep-related disorders associated with significant medical comorbidities. Nasal airway surgery has been shown to improve SDB but no large-scale studies exist that describe the long-term impact of surgery on patient perception of snoring and nasal obstruction. Objective To characterize longitudinal snoring symptoms and nasal obstruction after functional nasal surgery for patients with SDB, stratified by history of snoring or obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). Design, Sett
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