The SNORLEX Home Sleep Apnea Testing Device is designed for
diagnosing sleep-disordered breathing. It is easy to use and
provides automatic and manual data analysis for accurate
results.

Sensor Application

Apply the sensors as indicated in the user manual without any
assistance. Ensure proper placement for accurate readings.

Data Analysis

Allow the device to perform automatic data analysis for
generating a detailed report. Review the report for insights into
sleep apnea type and severity.

CPAP Therapy Evaluation

Use the device to evaluate the effectiveness of CPAP therapy by
assessing breathing disorder severity in different body
positions.

FAQ

What types of sleep apnea can the SNORLEX device
differentiate?

The SNORLEX device can differentiate obstructive, central, and
mixed types of sleep apnea.

What are the key features of the SNORLEX Home Sleep Apnea
Testing Device?

The key features include easy sensor application, automatic and
manual data analysis, and the generation of an automatically
generated report.

How does the device help in diagnosing obstructive sleep apnea
syndrome (OSAS)?

The device helps diagnose OSAS by monitoring breathing patterns
during sleep, identifying pauses in breathing, and assessing blood
oxygen saturation levels.

What accessories are included with the SNORLEX device?

The accessories include a sensor kit, reusable pulse oximetry
sensor, nasal cannula, inductive belts for respiratory effort
monitoring, and a body position sensor.

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SNORLEX
Home Sleep Apnea Testing Device

Type III and IV sleep monitor
Sleep apnea diagnostics
Examinations both in the hospital and at the patient’s home

Easy sensor application without any assistance
Automatic and manual data analysis
Automatically generated report

SNORLEX
Home Sleep Apnea Testing Device is a small, easy-to-use device designed to diagnose sleep-disordered breathing. It allows identifying sleep apnea and differentiating its type — obstructive/central/mixed. HSAT also enables the determination of the dependence of the breathing disorder severity on the patient’s body position and the evaluation of CPAP therapy effectiveness.
THE HSAT IS USED FOR: · respiratory polygraphy with respiratory effort monitoring · respiratory polygraphy without respiratory effort monitoring · pulse oximetry · respiratory polygraphy with CPAP therapy

OBSTRUCTIVE
SLEEP APNEA
SYNDROME
Obstructive sleep apnea syndrome (OSAS) is one of the most common sleep pathologies. OSAS is characterized by short pauses in breathing during sleep, which are associated with the collapse (obstruction) of the upper respiratory tract. Episodes of apnea can occur together with loud snoring, sharp decrease of blood oxygen saturation, sudden changes in heart rate and constant awakenings.
Frequent episodes of suffocation and hypoxemia during sleep may often result in cardiovascular, metabolic, endocrine, neurological and mental disorders. Patients with severe OSAS without treatment are reported to have 3 times higher risk of fatal and 4-5 times higher risk of non-fatal cardiovascular complications respectively. Studies using screening tests confirm that the majority of patients remain undiagnosed. That’s why it is extremely important to provide sleep specialists and other healthcare professionals with simple, clear and effective diagnostic methods.

PREVALENCE OF OSAS*: over age 20

over age 60

20%

30%

* Jennum P., Riha R. L.. Epidemiology of sleep apnoea/hypopnoea syndrome and sleep-disordered breathing. Eur Respir J 2009; 33: 907-914.

Home Sleep Apnea Testing Device with respiratory effort monitoring (Type III)

Home Sleep Apnea Testing Device without respiratory effort monitoring (Type IV)

Computer-based pulse oximeter (Type IV)

Sensor kit

Reusable pulse oximetry sensor
Nasal cannula
Reusable inductive belts
Respiratory effort and body position sensor

Reusable pulse oximetry sensor
Nasal cannula

Reusable pulse oximetry sensor

Arterial oxygen saturation (SpO2) Sleep-wake detection based on actigraphy
Heart rate
Snoring
Nasal airflow
Body position
Abdomen and thoracic respiratory efforts
Test result

Determination of the OSA type and its severity by the apnea/hypopnea index (AHI).
The dependence of occurance of apnea episodes on the patient’s body position during sleep.

Detection of apnea episodes without type determination.
Sleep apnea is diagnosed in patients with a high pretest probability.

Calculation of the desaturation index (DI).

Adjustable chest and abdominal inductive belts
Reusable pulse oximetry sensor

Home Sleep Apnea Testing Device with a convenient wrist strap
Nasal cannula for recording nasal breathing flow and snoring
Respiratory effort and body position sensor is attached to the chest inductive belt

SpO2,%

Everything necessary for home sleep testing is in a small bag. In accordance with the examination type prescribed by the sleep specialist, the patient is provided with the required equipment configuration.

The color indication on the screen ensures the control of the battery charge and correct connection of the sensors.
The device displays the current values of saturation and pulse rate, indicators of inhalation/exhalation, battery charge level, connection of excursion belts and a pulse oximeter sensor.

Printed memocard for comfortable sensor application outside the clinic.

SLEEP MASTER SOFTWARE
AUTOMATIC SCORING OF RESPIRATORY EVENTS AUTOMATIC CALCULATION OF AHI AND DI
TRENDS
CURVES SWEEP
ANALYSIS OF SLEEP-WAKE PERIODS BASED ON ACTIGRAPHY RECORDED CURVES

Sleep Master software enables the calculation of the quantitative parameters of sleep required for diagnosis. Data analysis complies with the recommendations of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
EDITING OF TYPE AND DURATION OF EVENTS TABLE OF RESPIRATORY PARAMETERS

RESULT OF TESTING
DETAILED ANALYSIS OF THE PATIENT’S BREATHING DURING SLEEP CALCULATION OF AHI AND SEVERITY OF OSA WITH COLOR INDICATION BUILT-IN EDITABLE GLOSSARY WITH THE MOST FREQUENT PHRASES TO USE FOR CONCLUSION

PATIENT’S DATA AND GENERAL INFO ABOUT THE EXAMINATION
VISUAL GRAPHS
NIGHT OXIMETRY INDICATORS

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Documents / Resources

Neurosoft Type III Home Sleep Apnea Testing Device [pdf] Instructions
Type III, Type IV, Type III Home Sleep Apnea Testing Device, Type III, Home Sleep Apnea Testing Device, Apnea Testing Device, Testing Device, Device

References

User Manual

Type III Home Sleep Apnea Testing Device

Product Information

Specifications

Product Usage Instructions

Device Overview