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AHI difference between DS1 and ResMed S9 - jas32 - 10-15-2021 I was able to procure a ResMed S9 Escape Auto to temporarily replace my recalled DS1. I understand this unit is a BRICK but I am able to read AHI and pressure data directly from the machine. Since I started using it early last month I noticed that my AHI numbers with the ResMed were significantly lower than my DS1. 30 day AHI average for the Resmed was 1.8 vs 5.4 for the last 30 days I used my DS1. "Pressure" for the RedMed was 12.0, "95% pressure" for DS1 was 12.3 (unknown to me if these pressure numbers are comparable). I used the same P10 nose pillow on both machines. Settings for both machines are identical (set by my DME). I did not feel any difference in my sleep quality between the 2 machines but quite curious why the significant difference in AHI numbers. Wondering what the experts in this forum have to say. Can I believe these numbers? Do you expect much difference between machines? RE: AHI difference between DS1 and ResMed S9 - Gideon - 10-15-2021 EPR is an advantage, even in the Escape. And ResMed Algorithms are more aggressive, even in the Escape series. RE: AHI difference between DS1 and ResMed S9 - jas32 - 10-15-2021 (10-15-2021, 06:43 PM)Gideon Wrote: EPR is an advantage, even in the Escape. Are you saying the numbers are actually accurate, i.e. ResMed is more effective in delivering much better therapy than the DS? I would assume algorithms between all ResMeds are the same (if not identical) even with the “bottom line” Escape series. |