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Habitual snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) are the two most common sleep related breathing disorders. Snoring has been traditionally associated with OSA but it can occur with central sleep apnea even in absence of OSA. Any patient who demonstrates pure central sleep apnea on a baseline polysomnogram needs to undergo pertinent medical work up to establish its etiology. In this case report we discuss a case of central sleep apnea in presence of snoring, although obstructive sleep apnea was absent. We also discuss the diagnostic criteria and work up for central sleep apnea and the presence of snoring in different sleep disorders.

Sleep Related Breathing Disorder in an Adult Female: Thinking Out of the Box