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Watkins MR et al. – 346 drivers were screened and 34 completed PSG and portable monitoring. Comparing the portable device to PSG at a definition of OSA as an apnea hypopnea index (AHI) >=15, positive predictive value is 0.64 with a 0.87 negative predictive value. Positive likelihood ratio is 4.20. Linear regression model found statistically significant relationship between the portable device and PSG AHI values. Although not perfect, portable monitoring may be useful in further stratifying risk in drivers who have a high probability of having OSA.


   

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