... Total Sleep Time .....................262 / .....Supine ............................35 / AHI ......................................6.4 / 0.5 .....NREM AHI .........................6.3 / 0.5 .....REM AHI ...........................7.5 / NA .....AHI .................................0.0 / 0.0......(hypopneas ...

Scan_20230117 (6).jpg Scan_20230117 (5).jpg Scan_20230117 (4).jpg not sure if this works? my original sleep study results: zero desaturations RDI: NREM: 11.9, REM: 5.2, RDI TST: 11.6 RERA: NREM: 45 REM: 1, TST: 46 MAx duration 57.4, Index: 11.6 no apneas or hypopneas tried to copy reports but not ...

... is based on peripheral arterial tone signal’s amplitude and rate, oxygen saturation and actigraphy. The WP provides accurate sleep/wake and REM/NREM discrimination together with non-REM categorization into deep and light sleep.16–18 In addition, the WP provides accurate measurements of snoring ...

... to test. The premise is that a puff of odorant released at different intervals can help keep the airway open and deepen sleep during the REM and NREM. I could not find any research on whether this impacted, positively or negatively, the AHI score of an individual with sleep apnea. The research ...

... to test. The premise is that a puff of odorant released at different intervals can help keep the airway open and deepen sleep during the REM and NREM. I could not find any research on whether this impacted, positively or negatively, the AHI score of an individual with sleep apnea. The research ...

... before moving on to the high dollar machine that can deal with centrals. Sometimes cpap will work. I just checked my sleep study. REM AHI was 60. NREM 64.8, so no real difference, although I only got 46 minutes of REM (and 0 deep sleep) the entire night. I'll take a look at how I can spot REM ...

... big of a deal for me but REM sure is. It's fairly common and some people have OSA only during REM. I just checked my sleep study. REM AHI was 60. NREM 64.8, so no real difference, although I only got 46 minutes of REM (and 0 deep sleep) the entire night. I'll take a look at how I can spot REM ...

... Total sleep Time: 386,3 min Sleep Efficiency: 74% Waso: 82 min Sleep latency: 38min Rem Latency: 268.5min All stages of sleep were observed only 1 NREM-REM cycle n1 sleep increased rem sleep decreased n2 and n3 sleep normal N1 sleep length: 42min(13.4%) n2 sleep length: 188.3 min (59.9%) n3 sleep ...

... sound a little picky, but except for the last REM period (which should go to wake), the other REM cycles go to "a period of enlightenment" (light NREM). If the non-final REM periods are going to wake, I might be looking for other stuff (like an apnea, a nightmare, a nightmare apnea...)

... yes. For stage 1, "sleep" and "wake" may often be a distinction without a difference, in many respects, unless being tested: The first stage of NREM sleep is known as stage 1 sleep. Stage 1 sleep is a transitional phase that occurs between wakefulness and sleep, the period during which we drift ...

chunkyfrog wrote: ↑

Sun Sep 11, 2022 9:48 pm

Since rubicon is never wrong...

Well, when I said

Rubicon wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 10, 2022 2:23 am

OK NREM 2.7" REM 3.2".

I was exaggerating.

GearChange seems to still be hemorrhaging from our last encounter.

Rubicon wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 10, 2022 2:23 am

babydinosnoreless wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 09, 2022 10:02 am

I know for some reason you guys feel the need to whip out your measuring tapes ...

Well that depends-- REM or NREM?

OK NREM 2.7" REM 3.2".

Whew. I thought that was going to be difficult but turns out it wasn't that hard.

babydinosnoreless wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 09, 2022 10:02 am

I know for some reason you guys feel the need to whip out your measuring tapes ...

Well that depends-- REM or NREM?

OK NREM 2.7" REM 3.2".

Whew. I thought that was going to be difficult but turns out it wasn't that hard.

... for sleep (min) = 467.0 Sleep latency (min) = 75.0 Total sleep time (min) = 257.5 REM latency (min) = 77.0 Wake after sleep onset (min) = 134.5 NREM sleep (min) = 172.0 Sleep efficiency (%) = 55.1 REM sleep (min) = 85.5 Respiratory*, Movement and arousal events Total RDI (events/hr) = 7.0 Minimum ...

... and transitions between sleep stages. Fragmented sleep impairs memory consolidation, whereas spindle-rich and delta-rich non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep and rapid eye movement (REM) sleep promote it. However, the relationship between micro-arousals and memory-promoting aspects of sleep remains ...