Correspondence 'Trajectories of lung recovery following COVID-19 in a prospective multicentric cohort study: Impact of sleep apnea and its treatment by continuous positive airway pressure'.

A correspondence published in Pulmonology examines findings from a prospective multicenter cohort study on lung function recovery after COVID-19, with a particular focus on how obstructive sleep apnea and its management with continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) therapy influence respiratory trajectories. The authors discuss how sleep-disordered breathing may complicate or modify post-COVID pulmonary recovery. This topic is relevant to physical therapists involved in pulmonary rehabilitation and long COVID management.

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