The 11th Sleep Respiration Forum in Hawaii
in conjunction with Hawaiian Sleep Society
November 16-18, 2017
Kuakini Sleep Center ＆ Pagoda Hotel
http://sleep-col.com /1

Welcome Message
On behalf of the organizing committee, it is our great pleasure to welcome Sleep Apnea
and Sleep Medicine experts from all over the world to the 11th Sleep Respiration Forum inHonolulu, Hawaii in conjuction with the Hawaii Sleep Society.

The forum was first held in Seoul in 2002 by Chul Hee Lee and supported by the Korean
Rhinologic Society. Since 2005, it has been a biannual event held at different locations
throughout the asia-pacific region.

The Hawaii Sleep Society was founded in 1996 and has an annual meeting in Hawaii.
The society is dedicated to educating the public and advancing sleep medicine for the peopleof Hawaii.

This year's forum is a combination of these two dynamic organizations in a world renown
location. It is our hope that together we take Sleep Medicine into the 21st century andbeyond while enjoying the great Hawaiian hospitality.

We do thank you for your participation and contributions in advance and look forward toseeing you in Honolulu, Hawaii in 2017.

Yours, truly

Roger Yim
Chol Shin
Soichiro Miyazaki

2Organizing Committees

Chairman

Yim R

Vice-Chairman

Wilhite S, Shin C, Chen NH, Han F, Miyazaki S

Secretary

Yoshimura C, Kitamura T

Treasure

Kapuniai L

Social Program Chair

Fukui C, Tonogi M

Internatinal Scientific Committee

USA: Woodson T, Kushida C

Korea : Hong SC

Taiwan: Tsou MC, Hsu SP

China: Han F, Zhang X, Yin M

Thailand: Preutthipan A, Sawanyawisuth K

Germany: Buettner A

Spain: Perello E

Italy: Mocella S

Japan: Ikeda M, Nishijima T, Shintani T, Satoh M, Sugiyama T, Arima T, Hamada S,Yokoe T, Nakayama M, Noda A, Okusa T, Tanigawa T, Shirahama R, Ikejiri RConference SiteKuakini Sleep Center & Pagoda Hotel Conference Room, Honolulu, Hawaii

Registration fee
Forum attending: 100 USD

3Access

November 16 (Thu): Kuakini Sleep Center in Kuakini Health System
Kuakini Health System 347 N. Kuakini Street Honolulu, HI 96817

November 17 (Fri) & 18 (Sat): Pagoda Hotel Conference Room1525 Rycroft St, Honolulu, HI 96814

Kuakini Health System

Pagoda Hotel4Kuakini Pulmonary Sleep Center is on the Ground Floor of Hale Pulama Mau

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Program

November 16 (Thu) Kuakini Sleep Center
08:30-09:30

Visiting Sleep Centre and PSG Q & A
Carol Yochimura (Secretary, Hawaii Sleep Society)

09:30-10:00

REGISTRATION

10:00-10:10

OPENING REMARKS
Roger E. Yim (President, Hawaii Sleep Society)10:10-10:50

PLENARY LECTURE 1
Chairman: Fang Han (China)
Meiho Nakayama(Japan)

Sleep Disorder and Inner Ear

10:50-11:30

PLENARY LECTURE 2
Chairman: Christine S. Fukui (Hawaii)
A Patient-Centered Coordinated Care Management
Approach for Obstructive Sleep Apnea

11:30-13:00

SYMPOSIUM 1

Clete A. Kushida(USA)

Multidisciplinary approach for sleep 1
Chairman: Antje Buttener (Germany)1

Traffic accidents and OSAS

Ryutaro Shirahama(Japan)2Prevalence of Obstructive Sleep Apnea in JapaneseYoung Adult Medical Student Population Based on Type-3
Out-of-Center Sleep Test

Tsuguo Nishijima(Japan)7

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Woman and Sleep

Christine S. Fukui(Hawaii)

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Sleep in the ICU

Roger E. Yim(Hawaii)

5

Effect of cardiac valve replacement of sleep apnea andassociated mechanism in patients with rheumatic valvularheart disease

Zhang Xilong(China)6

Arrhythmias in patients with sleep apnea syndrome

Hanqiao Wang
(China)13:00-18:00-Free discussion

Welcome dinner at Cinnamon’s at the 'Ilikai

Cinnamon’s at the ‘Ilikai1777 Ala Moana Blvd Ste. 180
Honolulu, HI 96815
PH: (808) 670-1915

8November 17 (Fri) Pagoda Hotel Conference Room
8:00-8:40

SYMPOSIUM 2

Pediatric sleep

Chairmen: Ning-Hung Chen (Taiwan), Takeshi Watanabe (Japan)
1

Can Auto-CPAP Determine Therapeutic CPAP Pressurein Children with OSA?

2

Pediatric sleep-disordered breathing in Japan

Tomoko Ohkusa(Japan)3Management of pediatric OSA

Masashi Hamada(Japan)4Orthodontic treatment for pediatric OSA

08:40-09:10

Aroonwan Preutthipan(Thailand)

Takeshi Sugiyama(Japan)Round table discussion on CPAP concern
Chairman: Kittisak Sawanyawisuth (Thailand)

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Depressive state of OSA patients with CPAP treatment
Adaptive Servo-Ventilation (ASV) therapy improves
long-term prognosis in patients with Complex Sleep
Apnea Syndrome (Comp SAS) better than Central Sleep
Apnea (CSA)-Cheyne-Stokes Respiration (CSR)
Recent Advance of non-PAP, non-OA therapy for OSA

09:10-10:10

Takuya Yokoe(Japan)Chikara Yoshimura(Japan)Makoto Satoh(Japan)

SYMPOSIUM 3 Multidisciplinary approach for sleep 2
Chairman: Seung-Chul Hong (Korea)

1

Factors associated with hypertensive crisis occurrence in
OSA induced hypertension patients

Kittisak Sawanyawisuth(Thailand)

2

Neurological Aspects In Sleep-Disordered Breathing- State Of Art -Antje Büttner-Teleaga(Germany)9

Tomokazu Furukawa(Japan)3Apnea and Snoring, which is more important?

4Obstructive sleep apnea with daytime sleepinessaffects performance on the psychomotor vigilance task

5Sleep apnea and cognitive decline in older adults

Akiko Noda
(Japan)6

The relationship between narcolepsy and OSAS

Seung-Chul Hong(Korea)

10:10-10:40

Takuro Kitamura(Japan)Special lecture
Chairmen: Shin Chol (Korea)
Obstructive sleep apnea: its prevention and screening
may contribute to the prevention of hypertension,
diabetesand cardiovascular diseases

10:40-11:10

11:10-12:00

Takeshi Tanigawa(Japan)Coffee break

SYMPOSIUM 4 Multidisciplinary approach for sleep 3
Chairmen: Morio Tonogi (Japan), Steve Wilhite(USA)1

Diagnosis and treatment for Bruxism

Taro Arima
Masahiko Ikeda(Japan)2Treatment response of oral appliance therapy inpositional sleep apnea

Meng-Chen Tsou(Taiwan)

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The role of MMA: Maxilla- Mandible Advancement as aSleep Surgery in Japan -effect for breathing stability
and long term results-

Morio Tonogi(Japan)4

Effects of mandibular advancement device withcompliance monitor and continuous positive airway
pressure among moderate to severe sleep
disordered breathing.

Shin-ichi Ando(Japan)

1012:00-13:00

Poster oral presentation 1
Chairman: Masashi Hamada (Japan)

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Effectiveness of e-OA ( excellent-Oral Appliance) on
obstructive sleep apnea syndrome - Preliminary report

Ryoji Ikejiri(Japan)

2

Prevalence and risk factors of obstructive sleep apnea inThai hypertensive patients

NoppadolAekphachaisawat(Tailand)
Yin Min(China)

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13:00-

Free discussion

17:30-

Fireside communication near Punahou School

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November 18 (Sat) Pagoda Hotel Conference Room
8:00-9:00

Poster oral presentation 2
Chairman: Akiko Noda (Japan)

4Consideration for Pediatric Sleep-disordered Breathing
on Occlusion and Facial morphology -The Survey ofSleep Environment of the Significance Fact between
Snore and Occlusion in Japanese Pediatric Patient-

Noriko Tonogi(Japan)5

Correlation between fluorescent intensity ofrhodamine-labeled orexin and calcium responses ofneurons in the insular cortex

Saori Ohtani(Japan)6

Current report of Maxilla- Mandible Advancement andGenio-Hyoid advancement (MMA+GA) as a Sleep
Surgery at our clinic in Japan -effect for expanding airway
space and Outcomes-

Akio Himejima(Japan)7

Efficacy of torus mandibularis resection in a patient with
obstructive sleep apnea (OSA): A case report8

Sleep Education in Japan

Takako Sato(Japan)
Soichiro Miyazaki(Japan)

09:00-11:00

PLENARY LECTURE 3
Chairman: Shin-ichi Ando (Japan)

1

History of Sleep Dentistry in Hawaii

2

Androgenetic Alopecia Study in Ansan community-based
Cohort

Stive Wilhite(Hawaii)
Shin Chol(Korea)
Tucker Woodson

3

OSA surgery Up to date4

History of chronic rhonchopathy and obstructive sleep
apnea syndrome(USA)12

Enrique Perelló Scherdel(Spain)