Where to begin? What is important?

[Søvnig]

Hi.

I'm new to this. OSCAR doesn't show much AHI (only 2,6), but besides from that the report seems to me to show rather messy sleep and breathing - se  attachments.

"Classes of inspiratory flow shapes" seems to me to be mostly class 2 and 6, but non "normal", as far as I can se. Can anything be done about that?

Lots of events, even though Prisma display says AHI 2 and no leaks.

I havn't been able to find a definition of "rRVM" - what does it mean?  (also can't find explanations for many of the acronyms in OSCAR).

Doctors says all is fine because of very few apneas on CPAP, but I am quite certain, that it is not al fine, 'cause I feel crappy all day.  I don't know where to begin - What is important?

Thank you for your help and best wishes to all.
Søvnig

[Crimson Nape]

Hi Søvnig!  -  

Where are you seeing this "rRVM" ?  I am unfamiliar with that acronym. The only search that resulted with anything meaningful, was "Respiratory Volume Monitoring".  I would speculate that the little "r" could stand for "recorded", but I am grasping at straws on that one.
- Red

[Søvnig]

Hi Crimson Nape.

Thank you for your answer.

In my  OSCAR "Daily report" there is af graph called rRVM - se attached file.

/Søvnig.

[Crimson Nape]

Found it!  It seems to be unique to your CPAP manufacturer.  I had to look it up in the Preferences > Waveforms.  It is Relative Respiratory Minute Volume.
- Red

[Søvnig]

Thank you very much, Crimson Nape. 
/Søvnig