This research study will try to improve the accuracy of treatment of CPAP so that the device better matches the subject’s treatment requirements, automatically.
To qualify:
You must have a diagnosis of moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea, or central/complex sleep apnea.
You must be on stable CPAP or APAP therapy with compliant use averaging 4 or more hours nightly for at least 3 months.
You must be 21 to 75 years of age.
The study involves two visits, the first is a screening and the other is an overnight PSG in the sleep lab. Compensation for participation is available: $50.00 for an initial screening and $250.00 for the overnight PSG.
For further information, contact Mary Jane at 617-581-6403 or mscofield@neurocareinc.com
Boston Area APAP Research Study Needs Participants
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Re: Boston Area APAP Research Study Needs Participants
I would love to participate, but the road trip would be a bear!
Re: Boston Area APAP Research Study Needs Participants
+1chunkyfrog wrote:I would love to participate, but the road trip would be a bear!
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Re: Boston Area APAP Research Study Needs Participants
+1 just too far.chunkyfrog wrote:I would love to participate, but the road trip would be a bear!
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Sleep study in 2010 (11cm CPAP). Pillows (Swift FX>TAP PAP >Bleep). PRS1 “Pro” 450/460 until recall, now Aircurve 10 VAuto. Tape mouth. Palatal Prolapse solved by AlaxoStent & VAuto EPAP 4cm, PS 3.6cm = 0.0 AHI
Sleep study in 2010 (11cm CPAP). Pillows (Swift FX>TAP PAP >Bleep). PRS1 “Pro” 450/460 until recall, now Aircurve 10 VAuto. Tape mouth. Palatal Prolapse solved by AlaxoStent & VAuto EPAP 4cm, PS 3.6cm = 0.0 AHI


