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The Nox A1 PSG system is a full, portable polysomnography system that greatly simplifies the task of performing a sleep study while delivering more secure and precise measurements than ever before.
The Nox T3 portable respiratory sleep monitor has quickly earned an excellent reputation with thousands of devices in use worldwide. The Nox T3 has become the preferred choice of the largest home sleep testing companies
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Nox sensors and accessories ensure the highest quality signals for any sleep study type. A wide range of sensors and accessories is available from Nox Medical, including the Nox RIP Belts.
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Our comprehensive product catalog contains all the items that are available from Nox Medical and our distributors. It contains a description of each item, a product reference code, and pictures.
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The Nox system extensions are items that offer users to extend their systems. These components provide extensions and added functionality to our systems.
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Nox Medical products are available worldwide. For sales or order inquiries please contact your local distributor or send us a request and we will assist you.
Sleep monitoring and diagnostics leader Nox Medical has joined forces with full-service population sleep health company FusionHealth to form Nox Health, becoming one of the world’s largest sleep health leaders.
When a patient reports waking up from sleep gasping for air, clinicians will often investigate with a sleep study and calculate the severity of sleep apnea using the apnea hypopnea index (AHI), which references the number of apnea and hypopnea events per hour of sleep. To be counted, the apneas must last for at least 10 seconds and be associated with a decrease in blood oxygenation.
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