But Pugsy doesn’t want to explain, she’s left the building, so you’ll just have accept that you are the victim of a misunderstanding. There is no law that says I have to explain anything I do or don't do....but I already removed the past offending posts so you all wouldn't see them anyway. They (al...

Ralph yea, unless you sent a PM to Pugsy, I can’t see why she’s so angry with you. I reviewed your posts can’t see anything . But Pugsy doesn’t want to explain, she’s left the building, so you’ll just have accept that you are the victim of a misunderstanding. Granny just likes to stir the pot, ignore!

And I learned something as well. Unless your Doc pulls your SD card, there is no way for him to see the detail that you are seeing with OSCAR.
No wonder I get this "look" of "how come you have this fine detail and I don't?"

Hmmmm. So lets see where the 65+ gang get the most "bang for their buck" Traditional medicare overhead is approx 2%. MA overhead (including profit) is approximately 17% Of course the MA overhead includes profit for the commercial insurer, while traditional medicare has no profit. Does that mean that...

The Advantage Plans vary by zip code. And they also vary year to year. And that can be a problem for some folks who are in communities with limited choices in practioners (think rural communities). Just because your Advantage doc is in network this year does not assure that he will be in network ne...

Thanks for the suggestion,
I've read over that discussion, it was very good and now makes me suspect that leak periods over Resmed's threshold ought to be excluded from analysis.
I further wonder if my sleep doctor realizes that data derived from leaking periods should be considered suspect.

Thanks much, that explanation makes sense.
So nice to find someone that is helpful.
Merry Christmas

Now, as our moderator would say ……’back on topic, please’ Nobody cares what * you * say, no matter what you think, you're not the moderator. The topic….. Will leaks over 24 affect the reliability of flow limitations on Resmed Airsense 11 Autoset? You should probably ask on facebook, or maybe apneab...

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Nobody cares what *you* say, no matter what you think, you're not the moderator.

The topic…..
Will leaks over 24 affect the reliability of flow limitations on Resmed Airsense 11 Autoset?

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Thu Dec 07, 2023 12:40 pm

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Tue Dec 05, 2023 11:29 pm

The "experts* that you've repeatedly made sarcastic trolling comments towards?

Reply to your off topic response:
You are confusing “sarcastic” with criticism. Yes, I have criticized vulgar and personal derogatory remarks made by others.

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Not so much about calculations of flow limitions (which if I follow other members comments are somewhat mysterious) But eyeballing my Oscar charts it seems as if flow limitations become more severe in the intervals where there is a leak greater than 24. Or said another way, during non-leakage period...

Still looking for an answer from the experts...... anyone?

Will leaks over 24 affect the reliability of flow limitations on Resmed Airsense 11 Autoset?