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Continuous positive airway pressure device-based automated detection of obstructive sleep apnea compared to standard laboratory polysomnography
Sleep and Breathing, 10/28/09
Prasad B et al. – The monitoring of residual sleep–disordered breathing on treatment, in addition to adherence, is an important objective therapeutic target in OSA. The REMstar Pro detects sleep–disordered breathing events similar to that of a manually scored PSG—for apnea but not for hypopnea—and merits further investigation as a device to determine disease severity and treatment efficacy.
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