Translation?

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SteveL
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Translation?

Post by SteveL » Tue Aug 07, 2007 1:40 pm

Got my report today. Here goes:
In 406 minutes, 42 episodes of apnea and 287 episodes of hypopnea. AI=8.3, AHI= 64.9 and SaO2 nadir was 75%. REM AHI was 51.9 episodes per hour. RDI was 72.63. Desaturation events were prominent and severe especially during REM sleep.

Any nonmedical opinions?

Steve

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Re: Translation?

Post by Guest » Tue Aug 07, 2007 1:59 pm

SteveL wrote:Got my report today. Here goes:
In 406 minutes, 42 episodes of apnea and 287 episodes of hypopnea. AI=8.3, AHI= 64.9 and SaO2 nadir was 75%. REM AHI was 51.9 episodes per hour. RDI was 72.63. Desaturation events were prominent and severe especially during REM sleep.

Any nonmedical opinions?

Steve
In my best non-medical opinion.....I would say that you have "Severe" sleep apnea.

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Post by DreamStalker » Tue Aug 07, 2007 2:15 pm

My non-medical opinion suggests you can treat your "Severe" sleep apnea condition with Positive Air Pressure technology
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Post by JPZeller » Tue Aug 07, 2007 2:38 pm

Reminds me of my sleep study results, which were followed by strong resistance to CPAP therapy.

Don't make the mistake I did - go for it, right away.

Tolerating the therapy is simply not that big a deal.

Best of luck.