... 6-8 mo prior (13 years ago with cpap sleep study with nasal cannula). Is it possible to not perform a bipap titration correctly? It was done by Stanford initially with a nasal cannula to diagnose Uars. I now realized this sleep md who prescribed the apap last April —I asked at the time if I ...

https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/results/NCT03335800 Apple Watch Heart Study Sponsor: Apple, Inc Collaborator: Stanford University Began November 29, 2017 First results published: March 30, 2020 Total participants: 419,927 Mean age: 44 years (sd 13 years) Female 177087  42.2% ...

... positve not necessarily bad if it gets a high-risk person to cardiologist. A number of cardiologists from prestigious University Medical Centers (Stanford, Cleveland Clinic, Harvard, Mayo Clinic) have YouTube videos recommending SmartWatches for people at higher risk for A Fib. Only 2% of Americans ...

That was by design. Sleep clinic at Stanford set all settings on both devices. I feel so much more rested with the AirCurve that I'm ok with it, and I haven't had it long so not ready to self adjust the pressure down.

... My home sleep study had no nasal canula and no strap or belt. It was a watchpat one. I think it was a crappy overpriced tool but that is what Stanford Sleep Center ordered for me and I didn't want to wait until end of July which is when I could get an in-lab appt. I would have preferred a ...

... and looking for a sleep doctor than can monitor my usage and, if necessary, adjust settings, etc. I'm in the California Bay Area so very close to Stanford, UCSF, etc. but have not had the best luck finding somebody I've connected with in this area. The first non-Kaiser doctor I saw had me attend ...

... New Mexico, TTBOMK, nobody advocates using ASV to treat UARS. Your knowledge is valid. He's in Savannah, GA now (relocated from NM). I've been to Stanford x 3 titrations, Mayo Clinic x 2, Mass General with dead space titration / acetazolamide, including CPAP, bi-level (with increasing pressures ...

... of any kind for any reason? Even OTC. Lots. you can see them at http://meds.mudie.info Santa Barbare did a study and said I had narcolepsy . Stanford looked at their data and said the test was doesn't done properly. I enjoy binging on Diet Coke and sugar about once a week. Thanks for your ...

... prominent sleep medicine doc that this is NOT good...all those centrals (even though I felt unusually good the next morning). Been to MANY places (Stanford, Brigham, Mayo, Cleveland Clinic) with little relief, but those were before I tried ASV. I don't tolerate high pressures well and had 30,000 ...

... of breathing (regardless of whether it really has flow rate) to be able to compute things with a greater level of confidence? Dr. Jed Black of Stanford was published talking about the comparison of 12-hour daily sleep need with a size 12 shoe, that there really is no normal. So to the degree ...

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... harm is caused by adrenaline surges that accompany the body's effort to restart breathing after an obstructive apnea. More here: https://scopeblog.stanford.edu/2013/07/25/why-untreated-sleep-apnea-may-cause-more-harm-to-your-health-than-feeling-fatigued/ The other is that apnea can cause fragmented ...

... harm is caused by adrenaline surges that accompany the body's effort to restart breathing after an obstructive apnea. More here: https://scopeblog.stanford.edu/2013/07/25/why-untreated-sleep-apnea-may-cause-more-harm-to-your-health-than-feeling-fatigued/ The other is that apnea can cause fragmented ...

... I then tried a bunch of medications for PLM......even at Stanford, do not think that it is significant, unless it is specifically causing arousals on your psg..... just to share this: for a long while, I used ...

... worse, even if they stopped the movements. What I have since learned on PLM, though is that it is a big question mark. Many doctors, even at Stanford, do not think that it is significant, unless it is specifically causing arousals on your psg. 1 of my PSG showed 4.5 arousals an hour from ...