Mouth Expiration and Effect on SH Data

[palerider]

What do you think?

here's some info from the NIH about how the machine responds:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article ... der-8-425/

there's supposed to be something in this paper about it:
https://www.usa.philips.com/b-dam/b2bhc ... 0FINAL.pdf
but I didn't take the time to try to find it.

both links from this page:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=111653

[palerider]

I don't know if your OS or browser gives you the capability, but these small screenshots can be enlarged quite a bit via the "zoom" function on one of the pull- down menus.

zoom gives crappy looking images, compared to just being able to see the full size image on clickthrough, as pugsy says.

[Pugsy]

I don't know if your OS or browser gives you the capability, but these small screenshots can be enlarged quite a bit via the "zoom" function on one of the pull- down menus.

No amount of "zooming" can fix a graph that is tiny in SH to start with.

Compare your pressure graph to this pressure graph and you will see what I mean.

[zack243]

What do you think?

here's some info from the NIH about how the machine responds:
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/article ... der-8-425/

there's supposed to be something in this paper about it:
https://www.usa.philips.com/b-dam/b2bhc ... 0FINAL.pdf
but I didn't take the time to try to find it.

both links from this page:
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=111653

The links have some good information. Thank you, palerider

[zack243]

Pugsy and palerider,

You are both correct about properly sizing the charts before a screen shot. I tried it the other way with the zoom function, and considered a new eye examination.

Regards,

Zack

[palerider]

Pugsy and palerider,

You are both correct about properly sizing the charts before a screen shot. I tried it the other way with the zoom function, and considered a new eye examination.

I think pugsy and I may have been talking about two different things, but both equally valid.

she was talking about the size of the charts, I was talking about the image itself. a lot of people will take a screenshot, then resize it to post it, so it looks something like the below pic.



now, right click that and 'view image', then zoom in to make it larger.

then go back to the above image, and left click it to get the full resolution pic, the difference is, if you'll excuse me, clear. Especially when trying to read the numbers on the bottom, or the scales on the graphs