The patient needs to be assessed clinically and his/her Pulmonary function test and other investigations need to be done.
Medical science is not a mathematics where 2+2=4 is the rule.
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Visit an Anaesthesiologist for evaluation and opinion.
It's not about the age but about your fitness which matters. Severe sleep apnea can coexist with other comorbidities which should be controlled. The surgeon and anaesthetist will be explaining you about the risks involved while evaluating you and during consent taking. It may fall under high risk procedure. Risk vs benefit to be considered. If its more beneficial then you should go ahead. Discuss with your surgeon properly.
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Little bit details about the patient's diagnosis, comorbidities may be helpful for us to give you some more viewpoints
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