Central Apnea - Do You Have an Algorithm?

I don't really have an algorithm. Most of the time, central apnea that I see happens in the context of broadly speaking, sleep disorder breathing. So I rarely have to make that pause and say, okay, I have to decide whether to treat it or not. There's another reason to treat it usually. And I've seen central apnea in young, healthy men whom we screening for research studies. We will not be anything and we find central Apnea in them. What does that mean long term? I don't really know.