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09-03-2024, 06:59 AM (This post was last modified: 09-03-2024, 07:01 AM by TinySteve. Edited 1 time in total.)
Organizing OSCAR charts
Hi folks:
I'm stumped....
I resized the right side charts so the six main charts show.
I resized the left width so everything is on one line.
Can't figure out how to get all boxes on the left side to display in a screenshot.
Help?
You are having positional apnea. You can see positional apnea where either H or Oa events are clustered together. Getting rid of as many as you can will lower your AHI. Positional apnea can NOT be controlled by pressure changes. You have to find out what position you are getting into and cutting off your own airway. Have you changed your sleep position? Sleeping on your back? Using more (or new) pillows? These things can cause positional apnea by chin dropping to your sternum and cutting your airway. Think of it of a kinked hose – nothing can get through – you have to unkink the hose…
IF you can’t make a simple change like changing to a flatter pillow helps then you will need a collar. I have a link to collars in my signature at the bottom of the page. It shows people who are not wearing a collar and the SAME person wearing a collar. There is a huge difference between the two.
TinySteve - Based on your monitor's resolution, you have 2 options. First, and probably the easiest, is to take the screenshot, like you posted above. (Good Job!) After the initial screenshot, scroll down on the left side and take a 2nd screenshot with the additional data. You could even scroll down on the right side to provide more graphs, too. The second option is to reduce the screen font size. (File > Preferences > Appearance) The only drawback to this method is it may make reading the screen difficult.
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