Defining Digital Polysomnography
Sampling rate, frequency aliasing, and number of bits per sample as parameters must be considered when evaluating the performance of digital polysomnographs.
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Author: Sleep Review Staff
Comparing Nasal Prong Pressure to Thermal Airflow Sensors
A new method proves to combine desirable attributes of both thermal and nasal prong pressure means of flow sensing when detecting sleep-related breathing disorders during polysomnography.
Read MoreWhat's New With CPAP Technology?
The latest advancements in CPAP technology have enabled patients with sleep disorders to rest easier and sleep more soundly.
Read MorePredicting SDB Prior to a Sleep Study
An accurate history and physical examination, taking one or more questionnaires determining daytime sleepiness, and a visual assessment of facial anomalies help to accurately identify patients with a high probability of having sleep disordered breathing.
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News Story #551
Sleep Review interviews John Miclot, president of the home care division at Respironics
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