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NUMBERS IN BOXES (ResScan)
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NUMBERS IN BOXES (ResScan)
Can someone explain to me what the numbers mean that are in the boxes at the top of the red "Obstructive" arrows, that can be seen when viewing "Events" on the ResScan data.
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From Worthog in Brightwater (Mountain Creek)Oh-jeez
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RE: NUMBERS IN BOXES
How long the apnea lasted in seconds
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(04-10-2012, 04:06 PM)zonk Wrote: How long the apnea lasted in seconds

Thanks Zonk, so at what number should one be concerned, I seem to have about 6 lasting 10 to 18 secs. Think thats ok.

But then on some nights I have had 1 lasting 55 secs and others around 14 secs

Comments please
Happy sleeping
From Worthog in Brightwater (Mountain Creek)Oh-jeez
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RE: NUMBERS IN BOXES
(04-10-2012, 04:05 PM)worthog Wrote: Can someone explain to me what the numbers mean that are in the boxes at the top of the red "Obstructive" arrows, that can be seen when viewing "Events" on the ResScan data.

They are your apneas and the height justifies the time spent in the event. If you download the Manual you will get a better explanation of what everything means.

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RE: NUMBERS IN BOXES
(04-10-2012, 04:13 PM)worthog Wrote:
(04-10-2012, 04:06 PM)zonk Wrote: How long the apnea lasted in seconds

Thanks Zonk, so at what number should one be concerned, I seem to have about 6 lasting 10 to 18 secs. Think thats ok.

But then on some nights I have had 1 lasting 55 secs and others around 14 secs

Comments please

Last night my readings were which gave a AHI of 1.0
- Obstructive = 2/18, 2/10, 2/11
- Hypopnea = 2

Previous night my readings were, which also gave a AHI of 1.0
- Obstructive = 55, 28, 3/12, 2/14
- Hypopnea = 1

I would of thought the previous night would of been a higher AHI
Happy sleeping
From Worthog in Brightwater (Mountain Creek)Oh-jeez
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RE: NUMBERS IN BOXES
I think the main thing is how you feel and as you see improvement then the therapy is working and don,t be concerned AHI is very good some would give their first born Smile
As long as the 50 seconds apnea are not frequent would assume it,s OK and would suggest make a note of the those events and show to your sleep doctor on the next appointment.
At times I noticed 40/50 seconds apnea and thought may be due to my deviated septum and as nose become congested the air flow get restricted so might not be enough air passing through the nasal passages Dont-know
If interested to look at the flow data, this tutorial video may help:
http://www.apneaboard.com/resscan.htm

S9 Data Management Guide
http://www.resmed.com/au/assets/document...ow_eng.pdf
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RE: NUMBERS IN BOXES
(04-10-2012, 04:21 PM)worthog Wrote:
(04-10-2012, 04:13 PM)worthog Wrote:
(04-10-2012, 04:06 PM)zonk Wrote: How long the apnea lasted in seconds

Thanks Zonk, so at what number should one be concerned, I seem to have about 6 lasting 10 to 18 secs. Think thats ok.

But then on some nights I have had 1 lasting 55 secs and others around 14 secs

Comments please

Last night my readings were which gave a AHI of 1.0
- Obstructive = 2/18, 2/10, 2/11
- Hypopnea = 2

Previous night my readings were, which also gave a AHI of 1.0
- Obstructive = 55, 28, 3/12, 2/14
- Hypopnea = 1

I would of thought the previous night would of been a higher AHI

Nope - AHI is "events per hour" not how many seconds per hour. One 10 second event is the same as one 20 minute event (*really* exaggerated number, for illustration purposes) as far as AHI is concerned.


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