leak rate and flow limitation numbers disappear in SH

[phancj]

Just realized that the med flow limit and leak numbers have disappeared, the max and 95% are all there. What gives?

I cannot be sure when this has happened, I reckon it was since the upgrading to the latest. BTW I use snow leopard on macbook pro.

Any ideas?

CJ

[LSAT]

How often are you loading your SD card into SH?

[phancj]

Every week or so?

Cheers

[Pugsy]

What machine do you use? It would be helpful if you would add your equipment to your profile so we could see at a glance and wouldn't have to ask.

Are you talking about disappearing from the Statistics big page or the statistics column on the daily detailed page?
Could we see a screen shot?

[phancj]

So sorry using the s9 autoset.

In office at work now will grab screen shot when back.

thanks!

[phancj]

Graphs are all there displayed correctly, only on the tables med value for flow limitation and leak rate gone! 0.00 always.

[Pugsy]

On the S9 it is possible for the Median leak value to be 0.0 ...and same for Flow limitation I think.
So you see a number but it is always 0.0? Is that correct? And you didn't think it should be 0.0?
My machine doesn't do FLs but my SH median leak value is 0.0 and ResScan confirms it.
Do you have ResScan so you can verify?

[phancj]

Hey Pugsy,

Guess its possible for med to be zero...

I have deleted the memory card coz when using sleepyhead the timing of all the sleep segments appear jumbled up sometimes (not in chronological order)...will monitor and see what happens.

AHI is varying below 3 generally so all is well.

Thanks for all the help in this forum!

CJ

[palerider]

Hey Pugsy,

Guess its possible for med to be zero...

I have deleted the memory card coz when using sleepyhead the timing of all the sleep segments appear jumbled up sometimes (not in chronological order)...will monitor and see what happens.

AHI is varying below 3 generally so all is well.

Thanks for all the help in this forum!

CJ

of course it's possible for the median to be zero. all that is is the number for the datapoint that's halfway between the lowest and highest datapoint. if you've got 100 datapoints collected, and the lowest 51 are zero and the highest 49 go up to 30, then your median is 0.