Sleep Diagnosis and Therapy

Official Publication of the American Sleep and Breathing Academy

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Spotlight on Sensors Part 2

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Getting the Message Braebon’s Don C. Bradley has seen a lot in his years in the sleep industry, but a subtle shift at the 2010 APSS signaled a new awareness that surprised the 20-year sleep veteran. Previously, inquiries at Braebon’s APSS booth were noticeably more reserved in their enthusiasm about portable sleep monitoring. Don C. Bradley, the co-founder of Braebon Medical … [Read more...] about Spotlight on Sensors Part 2

A Randomized, Double Blind, Placebo Controlled, Crossover Evaluation of Natural Frequency Technology™ and Sleep Natural Frequency Technology on Sleep in Normal Subjects with Un-refreshing Sleep

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Abstract: Background: The purpose of this study was to test the impact of the Natural Frequency Technology (NFT) found in Philip Stein™ Watches (thought to promote overall well-being) and Sleep NFT, (a combination of frequencies designed to promote sleep) on sleep parameters in normal healthy individuals who routinely experience un-refreshing sleep. NFT is a sub 8Hz … [Read more...] about A Randomized, Double Blind, Placebo Controlled, Crossover Evaluation of Natural Frequency Technology™ and Sleep Natural Frequency Technology on Sleep in Normal Subjects with Un-refreshing Sleep

A Novel, Economical Way to Monitor Snore During CPAP Titration Utilizing Existing Hardware in the Sleep Lab

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The Salter Labs® BiNAPS® and other select pressure transducers are utilized during sleep disorder studies to simultaneously measure respiratory airflow and snore pressure signals via a sleep diagnostic cannula.  When titration to CPAP is initiated it previously required switching to a snore microphone / sensor.  Now with the introduction of the new Salter Labs® SnoreTac™ Snore … [Read more...] about A Novel, Economical Way to Monitor Snore During CPAP Titration Utilizing Existing Hardware in the Sleep Lab