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It’s well understood and accepted that sleep position, in particular the supine position in which a person sleeps on their back with their face and abdomen facing upwards, is associated with an increase in sleep-disordered breathing.
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Nox Medical’s polysomnography system is featured in at least 120 scientific articles. These articles report data from healthy children and adults, to elite athletes, patients with obstructive sleep apnea and sleep bruxism to those with neurological, psychiatric, or cardiorespiratory conditions.
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Despite the devastation that COVID-19 brought, the virus also inspired rapid evolution in the field of sleep medicine, including the increase in home sleep testing.
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Clinical experts from Nox Medical share their insights on how to maximize patient comfort in the sleep lab to improve the accuracy of diagnostic testing.
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Nox Health, a global leader in sleep diagnostics and value-based sleep care management, announced that Ingvar Hjalmarsson has been appointed President of its Nox Medical business. In this role, Ingvar will have responsibility for the Nox sleep diagnostics technology business.
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To maximize the accuracy of diagnostic sleep tests and to spur innovation in the field of sleep medicine, clinical scientists and engineers at Nox Medical have spent years engineering Nox respiratory inductance plethysmography (RIP) sensors.
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Nox Medical’s director of market access Snorri Helgason recently authored an article, published by SleepLab magazine, evaluating whether or not the apnea-hypopnea index is truly the optimal metric for measuring the severity of sleep disordered breathing.
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Nox Medical’s vice president of AI and data science is featured in a recent Sleep Review magazine article on how artificial intelligence could shape the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders.
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In the future, endophenotyping, the process of identifying specific traits to form subgroups of a disease, could make a new level of advanced precision medicine a reality.
