É o Ronco Secundário a uma Miopatia Focal?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.34024/rnc.2000.v8.8954Palavras-chave:
Ronco, fisiopatologia, miopatiaResumo
Embora o ronco seja um distúrbio comum, sua fisiopatologia não é apropriadamente entendida. Ele poderia ser secundário ao comprometimento do controle neurológico-anatômico, ao comprometimento das vias aéreas superiores ou ambos. São apresentadas considerações segundo as quais o ronco pode estar relacionado às alterações musculares focais.
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