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Sleep Disorders for the Otolaryngologist
SOURCE: Grand Rounds Presentation, UTMB, Dept. of Otolaryngology
DATE: May 23, 2001
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN: Michael E. Decherd, MD
FACULTY PHYSICIAN: Byron J. Bailey, MD
SERIES EDITOR: Francis B. Quinn, Jr., MD
material was prepared by resident physicians in partial fulfillment of
educational requirements established for the Postgraduate Training Program of
the UTMB Department of Otolaryngology/Head and Neck Surgery and was not
intended for clinical use in its present form. It was prepared for the purpose
of stimulating group discussion in a conference setting. No warranties, either
express or implied, are made with respect to its accuracy, completeness, or
timeliness. The material does not necessarily reflect the current or past
opinions of members of the UTMB faculty and should not be used for purposes of
diagnosis or treatment without consulting appropriate literature sources and
informed professional opinion."
it was almost two centuries ago that Charles Dickens described a
hypersomnolent, overweight child in the Posthumous Papers of the Pickwick
Club, leading Sir William Osler to use the term "pickwickian",
the study of sleep and its disorders is still in its infancy. Although each human spends somewhere between
a third and a half of his or her life asleep, little is known about why we need
the last thirty years there has been a blossoming body of knowledge regarding
the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders. The otolaryngologist is frequently involved in the management of
these patients. A thorough
understanding of sleep disorders and their treatment is key for the practicing
otolaryngologist. One must realize,
however, that since the field is relatively new there is little that is
absolute, and what comprises standard of care today may change with the rapid
evolution of the field.
is a state with which we are all familiar but is poorly understood. Beginning with the advent of the EEG,
investigators began studying the electrical activity of the brain during
sleep. Also, it was recognized early on
that there are two distinct sleep states:
a peaceful, physiologically restive state (non-REM or NREM sleep), and a
different state characterized by muscle atonia and autonomic activity
(increased heart rate and blood pressure) and
rapid eye movements (REM sleep).
Using the EEG investigators have divided NREM sleep into 4 stages. Stage I is the lightest and stage IV is the
deepest. Through the night a person
cycles up and down through these stages, with REM sleep occurring intermittently
between stage II and I. As the night
goes on more time is spent in REM sleep.
This is important to realize, as the obstructive sleep apnea syndrome is
more likely to occur during REM sleep, and thus a partial night sleep study may
miss clinically important sleep apnea if done in the first portion of the
1990 authorities published the International Classification of Sleep
Disorders. This identifies four
categories of sleep disorders:
dyssomnias, parasomnias, medical/psychiatric sleep disorders, and
proposed sleep disorders.
are disorders characterized by inability to fall asleep or excessive
sleepiness. These are divided into
intrinsic, extrinsic, and circadian rhythm disorders. Intrinsic disorders arise from within the body. Although extrinsic factors may contribute,
they are alone insufficient for sleep disruption. This category includes obstructive sleep apnea syndrome, central
sleep apnea syndrome, and periodic limb movement disorder, to name a few. Extrinsic dyssomnias arise from factors
outside the body. This category would
include sleep disorders related to stress or conflict, influence or drugs or
alcohol, environmental influences such as noise, or poor sleep habits. Circadian rhythm disorders are rooted in an
alteration in a person's sleep pattern which is neither desired or normal. An example of this would be jet lag.
are characterized by inappropriate central nervous system activity during
sleep. These are divided into arousal
disorders, sleep/wake transition disorders, parasomnias associated with REM
sleep, and other parasomnias. An
example of an arousal disorder is sleepwalking, whereas sleep talking is
considers a sleep/wake transition disorder.
REM sleep parasomnias include nightmares, whereas other parasomnias
include bruxism, enuresis, and primary snoring.
/Psychiatric sleep disorders are divided into those associated with mental
disorders, those with neurologic disorders, and those associated with other
medical illnesses. This is a
heterogeneous group of disorders that involve sleep disturbance.
sleep disorders are those disorders which have been suggested to be distinct
clinical entities, but insufficient data exist currently to fully affirm or
refute their existence. Presumably an
individual disorder will be recategorized or removed as further research is
performed. Sleep-related laryngospasm
is one such disorder which may interest the otolaryngologist.
Disorders for the Otolaryngologist
primary sleep disorders that are brought to the attention of the otolaryngologist
are those referable to upper airway obstruction. In a child this most often is related to adenotonsillar
hypertrophy. In adults patients may
present for a variety of reasons, or they may be incidentally picked up while
being seen for other reasons. Diagnosis
and management will be discussed below.
pathophysiology involves obstruction of the upper airway during sleep. This is often associated with snoring,
although snoring may or may not be associated with airway obstruction. As the airway obstructs the patient becomes
hypercapnic and hypoxemic. This leads
to an sub-wakeful arousal which opens the airway. Thus, the obstruction is relieved but at the expense of sleep
fragmentation. The patient therefore
has non-restorative sleep.
understand the specific disorders one must understand some of the
definitions. An apnea is
defined as cessation of airflow for ten seconds which results in an
arousal. If the chest wall continues to
mechanically move during this time, then it is an obstructive apnea. If the chest wall does not attempt to
ventilate, then it is presumably due to a neurologic etiology and is termed a central
apnea. Sometimes there are
characteristics of both an obstructive and a central apnea, and this is termed
a mixed apnea. The number
of apneas per hour is termed the apnea index.
A hypopnea
is a less well-defined entity, but usually is considered a diminution in
airflow which results in hypoxemia and results in an arousal. The number of hypopneas per hour is termed
the hypopnea index.
there is little difference between apneas and hypopneas, and the sum of these
vents per hour is termed the apnea-hypopnea index (AHI). This is also referred to as the respiratory
disturbance index (RDI).
Occasionally a lab will also report the arousal index,
which is the number of arousal per hour. This may be different than the RDI due
to limb movement or other causes of arousal.
the obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) is considered to be
an RDI > 5. Also described is the obstructive
sleep hypopnea syndrome (OSHS) which is a hypopnea index of greater
than 15, but as mentioned there is little clinical utility in differentiating
this from OSAS. Severity of OSAS is
also stratified by the RDI, with mild being considered 5-20, moderate 20-40,
moderate-severe 40-60, and severe > 60.
the field of sleep medicine progressed there arose an awareness of certain
patients who report excessive daytime sleepiness but do not have OSAS (e.g. RDI
< 5). By esophageal manometry some
of these patients have been shown to have increased negative thoracic pressure
during inspiration. Thus, their
increased work of breathing is thought to be responsible for their
symptoms. This syndrome has been termed
the upper airway resistance syndrome (UARS). Together with OSAS these are jointly
referred to as sleep-disordered breathing (SDB). Those patients who snore but have an RDI
< 5 and who do not have increased intrathoracic pressure upon inspiration
simply have primary snoring.
One hypothesis is that these disorders represent a spectrum of disease
with primary snoring being the mildest, followed by UARS, and finally OSAS as
the full manifestation of the disease.
incompletely understood, the pathophysiology of OSAS relates to airway
collapse. This may occur at various
levels, including the palate, the base of tongue, and the hypopharynx. Nasal obstruction appears to facilitate or
exacerbate the syndrome although it does not appear to be primarily
responsible. Unfavorable anatomy
appears to be the most important cause.
This can be due to a narrow palate, an elongated uvula, redundant tissue
at the base of tongue, micro/retrognathia, a retrodisplaced hyoid, and so on.
Adenotonsillar hypertrophy may be a cause as well, particularly in the
pediatric population. Experimental
evidence shows that in the pharynx the collapse occurs predominantly from the
lateral walls, not merely from anteroposterior collapse as might seem likely in
patients with elongated palates. This
also may explain the way in which obesity increases the prevalence of OSAS, as
the lateral pharyngeal fat pads may narrow the airway in the lateral dimension.
unfavorable anatomy is important etiologically, there also appears to be a
physiologic defect in the pharyngeal dilators.
There is also experimental evidence that longitudinal tension appears to
be inversely related to airway collapse.
Additionally, extrinsic factors such as sedating medications may
exacerbate the physiologic defects.
treat OSAS?
OSAS has a rather impressive list of deleterious consequences. For example, the incidence of systemic
hypertension and its attendant sequelae is much higher in these patients. It is thought that this is due to systemic
catecholamine release. Better
understood is the link to pulmonary hypertension and cor pulmonale. The lung shunts blood away from hypoxic areas,
presumably as a evolutionary efficiency mechanism during times of regional hypoxia
(i.e. mucus plugging). However, during
chronic episodic total lung hypoxemia the entire pulmonary vasculature
constricts, and ultimately right-heart failure ensues. Other abnormalities associated with OSAS
include myocardial arrhythmias, coronary artery and cerbrovascular disease and
polycythemia. Whether due to previously
mentioned problems or due to an independent cause, patients with OSAS have been
shown to have an increase in mortality.
Lastly, the neurocognitive compromise associated with inadequate sleep
has been linked to poor performance and increased rates of industrial and
traffic accidents.
a patient's bed partner may give more important information than the
patient. Loud snoring and observed
apneas are key historical points.
Epidemiologically OSAS occurs more commonly in obese people, in men, and
with increasing age. However, absence
of these factors clearly does not exclude the possibility of sleep apnea. One should try to get a feel for the amount
of fatigue a person experiences, as well as questions about sleep hygiene, such
as amount of nighttime alcohol and caffeine.
Persons with insomnia should be questioned about reading in bed or
watching TV in bed, as these are thought to contribute to insomnia. Morning headaches and impotence may be a
tip-off for OSAS. Lastly, the examiner should always be vigilant to
the possibility of malignancy and investigate questions related to recent
changes in symptoms, weight loss, and symptoms such as otalgia, dysphagia,
dyspnea, and hoarseness.
questionnaire is also frequently administered to the patient in order to
ascertain the patient's subjective level of fatigue. One such tool commonly used is the Epworth Sleepiness Scale. In this scale a patient rates the chance of
dozing off in eight different settings and a numerical score is tabulated. This may help identify patients in whom the
subjective level of fatigue is discordant with the RDI, such as those patients
with UARS.
the OSAS patient is obese. Neck size
over seventeen inches has been shown to be a risk factor for OSAS. In someone with a neck over seventeen inches
who snores the incidence of OSAS has been quoted at 30%. As part of the vital signs it is a good idea
to calculate the body-mass index (BMI), which is obtained by dividing the
weight in kilograms by the square of the height in meters. Additionally, one should check the blood
pressure, as the prevalence of hypertension is very high in this
rest of the physical exam should focus on sites of potential obstruction in the
head and neck. In particular, one
should look at the tonsils, the length and width of the soft palate, size of
the tongue, and position of the jaw and hyoid.
Nasal obstruction should be looked for, as well as dynamic nasal
collapse. As always, a complete head
and neck exam should be performed and the possibility of tumor excluded.
Mòller's maneuver is designed
to look for thee site of collapse. With
the flexible scope in position, the patient tries to inspire against a closed
mouth and pinched nostrils. The
inspiratory forces then serve to collapse the airway. By doing this one can get an idea of the relative collapsibility
of the palate as compared to the base of tongue or the hypopharynx. Although not terribly sensitive or specific,
it still can be a helpful diagnostic and decision-making aid and adds little
effort to the physical exam.
gold standard for assessing OSAS is the polysomnogram, or sleep
study. Although not completely
standardized, the typical polysomnogram (PSG) will have measurements including
an electroencephalogram (EEG), electro-oculogram, submental and tibial
electromyogram (EMG), nasal or oral airflow, respiratory movement or effort, oximetry,
electrocardiogram (EKG), and sleeping position. Some may also include measurements of penile tumescence and
multilevel esophageal manometry.
controversy exists about a split-night PSG.
For economic and convenience reasons, frequently in the first half of
the night a standard PSG is performed followed by PSG with CPAP titration
during the second half (see Treatment: Non-surgical, below). Due to changes in the sleep architecture
during the night it is possible that OSAS might not be picked up during the
first half of the night. Thus, a
negative first half of the study does not exclude OSAS and a complete study
should be done without CPAP titration.
However, a positive first half study has been shown to be reliable for
diagnosis of OSAS, and in studies looking at CPAP titration, no advantage was
found in using the whole night's data over the first half of the night. Thus a positive study in the first half of
the night may go on to CPAP titration in the second.
efforts are underway to investigate limited polysomnograms or versions that
patients can perform at home, the gold standard at this time is still the full
PSG at a sleep lab.
have been used to study potential OSAS patients. Using plain films of the head, measurements of various parameters
are done and compared to normative data in an effort to predict the likelihood
of OSAS in a particular patient.
Although potentially useful as a screening tool, these studies are not
routinely done at our institution.
multiple sleep latency test (MSLT) is another tool to study sleep
disorders. During a person's normal
waking hours he or she takes four or five monitored naps separated by a few
hours. The time to fall asleep, or
sleep latency, is measured (abnormal being too quickly). This may reveal dysfunction in patients with
otherwise normal PSGs. For example,
this may reveal narcolepsy. Also,
patients with UARS who have been treated with CPAP have been shown to have an
improvement in their MSLT testing.
any patient who is being considered for PSG should undergo thyroid
testing, as thyroid dysfunction may cause similar symptoms and should
be corrected prior to PSG testing.
Also, many of the patients with OSAS will have cardiopulmonary dysfunction,
and appropriate preoperative testing should be performed prior to any surgical
obese patients one should consider weight loss. It is felt that there is a threshold level
of weight for most individuals above which they experience symptoms and below
which they do not. Also investigational
tools such as computed tomography have demonstrated the increase in the airway
with weight loss. Additionally, obese
patients have many other medical benefits to gain from weight loss.
should be reviewed. Alcohol and
sedating medicines may exacerbate OSAS.
Patients with insomnia should be counseled to avoid nighttime caffeine
and avoid activities such as reading or watching television in bed. Lastly, since OSAS is usually worse when
supine, some patients may benefits from relatively simple measures such as
sewing a tennis ball into the back of a T-shirt to promote sleeping on the
positive airway pressure (CPAP) remains a mainstay of treatment. Via facemask or nasal mask, positive airway
pressure is delivered. This prevents
pharyngeal collapse and has been shown to alleviate PSG abnormalities and
symptoms in many patients. If delivered
at two different pressure levels (for inspiration and expiration) it is
referred to as BiPAP. CPAP titration
can be done, as mentioned previously, during the second half of a split-night
sleep study. This is done to find the
lowest level of pressure that alleviates the apneas. Despite its effectiveness, compliance is often an issue, as many
cannot tolerate the mask or the high pressures necessary for certain
individuals. Intolerance of CPAP is a
common indication for surgery, and often the patient still requires CPAP after
surgery but can tolerate it due to relief of nasal obstruction or the improved
airway that requires lower pressures to achieve relief of OSAS.
are also effective in relieving OSAS.
These work by mechanically moving the jaw or tongue forward and opening
the airway. They have been shown to be
effective, more so for mild or moderate OSAS.
Although some find them difficult to use, in general compliance is
superior to CPAP. No single appliance
has been shown to be superior to another.
a patient opts for surgical therapy the otolaryngologist has a variety of
considerations. Most would agree that
prior to surgical intervention a PSG should be obtained. Some argue that medical therapy should be
tried first with surgery reserved for medical failures. Many times, though, a combination of medical
and surgical therapy is necessary for optimum results.
considerations are important in these patients.
As many of them have cardiopulmonary issues, the appropriate
pre-anesthesia testing is necessary.
Also, many of these patients have the combination of a short, thick neck
and some degree of retrognathia. This
is a setup for an airway problem.
Vigilant attention to intubation and extubation is necessary. Many anesthesiologists perform awake fiberoptic
intubations and are very judicious in their use of medications which might
compromise the airway. On the other
end, it is recommended that extubation be done when relatively light. Of course, proper equipment for airway
emergencies should be available. In
this event, adjunctive measures such as the laryngeal mask anesthesia or
trans-tracheal jet ventilation may buy the surgeon precious moments. As always, proper communication between the
surgeon and anesthetist is important.
Post-operative considerations include the possibility for
post-obstructive pulmonary edema and the likelihood of post-operative
hypertension. Depending on the
individual patient, intensive care unit monitoring may be best for the first
post-operative night.
the obstruction appears to be at the palatal level, some palatal intervention
is in order. The uvulopalatopharyngoplasty
(UPPP) remains a mainstay of treatment. Described by Ikematsu in the 1950s for snoring, Fujita recognized
in the 1980s that this was effective for the treatment of OSAS. In the procedure a portion of the soft
palate, the uvula, and the tonsils are removed. The posterior pillars are sewn anterolaterally. Complications can include voice changes and
oronasal regurgitation of food or liquids.
Rarely, the devastating complication of nasopharyngeal stenosis can
described for the palate is the laser-assisted uvulopalatoplasty
(LAUP). While this can be done in the
office, it often requires multiple sessions.
It may also be more appropriate for primary snoring. A recent study, however, suggests that the
short-term benefits reverse over time and, in fact, be detrimental.
hypopharyngeal and base of tongue obstruction, first-line therapy at this
institution is genioglossal advancement and hyoid myotomy and suspension (GAHM). In this procedure, a portion of the central
mandible is advanced, and the inner table secured at the level of the outer
table. This mechanically advances the
tongue relative to the posterior pharynx.
Also the neck is opened, and the hyoid bone is freed of its muscular
attachments. It is then secured
anteriorly by four sutures to the thyroid cartilage, moving the base of tongue
forward. Also described for tongue base
obstruction are procedures such as the lingual tonsillectomy,
uvulopalatopharyngoglossoplasty, laser midline glossectomy, lingualplasty, and
radiofrequency volumetric tissue reduction.
mentioned before, although not specifically a direct cause of OSAS, nasal
obstruction may be an aggravating factor in OSAS. Appropriate procedures such as septoplasty, turbinate reduction,
and functional nasal reconstruction are appropriate adjunctive procedures. Additionally, nasal surgery may be necessary
for some patients to tolerate their CPAP.
of mention is the Riley-Powell-Stanford surgical protocol. At their institution they have had success
by performing UPPP and/or GAHM as first-line surgical therapy (phase I). This results in a 61% success rate. For patients with persistent disease, they
then undergo maxillomandibular osteotomy and advancement (Phase
II). This resulted in a 97% success
rate in their patients who failed Phase I surgery. Success is defined as a 50% reduction in the RDI and an RDI of
<20. Thus, maxillomandibular
osteotomy and advancement may be a viable option for certain patients. At our institution, we involve the oral
surgery service in the care of these patients.
the definitive surgery for OSAS is tracheotomy, which results in
upper airway bypass. This is usually
reserved for morbidly obese patients.
In these patients it is recommended by many to use the neck skin to line
the tract, resulting in a more permanent tract. Tracheotomy in this patient population is technically difficult
and is not free of complications.
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What the fuck is with you people? Let me remind you what THIS is. It is a web forum dedicated to a rapper. What do you do on such website? You discuss said rapper. You ask questions and answer questions about said rapper. You don't flame people for asking questions. Questions and general discussion is what this forum is here for. Stop being close-minded, ignorant assholes. The elbow macaroni thread, for example. You all look like straight bitches in that thread. Hating on dude for asking what elbow macaroni is. And the funniest part of that whole thread, none of you even know what elbow macaroni is! Its not a fucking Tech N9ne lingo. Elbow macaroni is a type of macaroni noodles. If you listen to the interlude on Killer, he clearly states that all he has to eat is elbow macaroni. Its not a joke, elbow macaroni is a real thing. Idiots. You all think I'm the biggest troll here because I like an artist that you don't like (in Mac Miller). But look at yourselves. If Tech saw you hating on people every chance you get, he would call you all haterz and tell you to stop listening to his music and go put in a fuckin Justin Beiber album. Its pathetic.
I just want to say Thank You, Tech N9ne fans. Thank you for ruining something beautiful and making all of us, fans, look like dickheads. You are giving us such a horrible name, and THAT is why so many people associate us with Juggalos. Because of YOU.
Go ahead now, go ahead and flame me to shit because you can't handle the truth.
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John Doe said:I agree this is a pretty lame forum. And I'm not dissing any one person in particular; it's a combination of things that makes this forum suck. The layout is horrible, the "sections" barely have any purpose at all (General Discussion is usually the only one worth visiting), and the handful of posters who are on here are mainly only preoccupied with trolling/bashing new members and telling them to use the search bar (which, by the way, is the WORST search bar I've ever used in my life).
The only reason I even come here anymore is because you guys usually know about new Tech/Strange Music stuff first, but there are waaaay better Hip-Hop forums out there, such as KanyeToThe.
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Why the fuck doe people bump old threads?? Do they spend time searching for them??
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2009-06-11 2:48
If there isn't a demand then why are people paying for these apps:
I'm one of them and I feel cheated coz N95 has wi-fi technology but no way to manage it :womanmad:
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Make that 7.
Its a shame nokia hasn't done this yet. Seems like a simple and useful addition.
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And another one...
My laptop has wifi, my phone has wifi, and the only way I can get them to talk without a cable is via Bluetooth?
Has anyone at Nokia tried downloading Maps using Bluetooth? You would die of starvation before you could get directions to a damn restaurant! Ad hoc peer-to-peer WiFi should be built in.
Someone at Nokia wake up please!
2009-08-03 11:31 - last edited on 2009-08-03 14:24 by celandine
mccbleue it's like saying that there is not enough demand for LCD screens and that people want to buy monochrome TVs, when there is everything in color and people want to use the available technology. I'd think harder and make a more accurate analogy but I can't right now because I got too **bleep** off reading your post.
ofcourse there is a demand, everybody wants to see faster file transfer and nokia SHOULD keep up with the times and produce WLAN support.
2009-08-04 18:55
One of the reasons why I've switched to Ovi Sync. Works over WiFI and cellular networks. Along with Swim, I don't need to remember to sync either.
2009-09-16 23:51
It's not a huge amount of Development. While connected to my Wi-Fi my phone has an IP Address... How hard is that... Sync with <insert IP here>; you can do all the fancy security stuff during the handshake... then boom... connected.
Then I could wirelessly send content to my phone via my PC at 54G not bluetooth (snail) speed.
So add me to the list of people who found this thread because it sounds like a good idea that really should already exist.
If it sounds like I'm flaming Nokia, I'm not, just the idea of withholding technology that should aready exist, because you don't think enough people need it. That idea is why we still live the way we do. If technology presented us with more than we need we would surely adjust our needs to need more.
2009-10-05 18:17
There was a similar discussion around synching Windows Mobile with WiFi; they actually removed that feature for security reasons (which I don't understand).
Anyway, point is, there are likely to be reasons other than technology or development costs that Nokia doesn't support this.
2009-11-30 21:26
I would also welcome this handy additional functionality. Like many others my laptop has built in WiFi but not bluetooth. I bet the thousands of other people who have read this thread did so like me to find out how and why using WiFi to connect to PC.
Come on Nokia, develop this.
2009-12-11 1:14
I think Nokia people should think to develop ovi suite or pc suite to work over wi-fi.
Becoz wi-fi gives you more freedom than usb connection or BT connection.
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Make it 21.
I own a Nokia 5800 and I always have problems connecting my phone with the computer with USB/Mass Storage/Nokia PC Suite mode. The computer spam me with the Autoplay screen so I assume that the computer detects that I plug in and out my phone repeatedly. This is annoying when I transfer huge video files and suddenly DC. With WIFI, I can put my phone anywhere in my house and transfer my videos without interruptions. Another example of utilizing the WIFI is the program WIFI SMS,which you can receive and reply your SMS through WIFI.
My nokia 5800 firmware : v22.214.171.124.
Any help with the USB problem is appreciated.
2010-03-18 11:41
I'm 22
If nokia know what is OOP, when they just need to edit transport layer - add wifi protocol+security(same as Bluetooth?), not even touching program logic and this should work like a charm. Of course nokia phone firmware should be edited same way.
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- but don't use both
- you can replace your xml file by mounting your flash with a program or through multiMAN then replacing it
- then install the pkg file and your done
- simply goto your TV or Video category on your ps3 and you now have some tv channels
- also if your TV category is disabled this should enable it
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Since a few days MM won't add new tracks. I have all MP3 in subfolders in My Music folder. I normally add new subfolders and use the option add folders/rescan. But the MP3 in the new folders aren't added to my library. I always started to use the option file monitoring but that doesn't help either.
Can you help me sorting this problem?
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