Industry News
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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Scientists in Sweden and Norway are trying to demystify the role of nasal endotypes in sleep apnea with the Nox T3 home sleep test.
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The Nox RIP belts are engineered to move in sync with the natural movements of each breath to help clinicians understand the moments during the night when a patient might experience apneas or hypopneas. There are a number of factors that make the Nox RIP belts stand out.
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As part of a new telehealth program, the VA ramped up access to home sleep apnea testing to detect sleep disorders in veterans, deploying the Nox T3 sleep test. To launch the new program, the VA invested in more than 2,000 Nox T3 devices that were sent to 81 VA medical centers.
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In this three-part webinar series, Nox Medical has teamed up with sleep industry experts to navigate the imminent challenge we all face – how to increase accessibility to sleep diagnostics to ultimately support healthy sleep for all.
Company Updates
The Nox T3s is a customizable home sleep apnea test system that is both easy to use, cost-effective and provides accurate results meeting Type III criteria for sleep diagnostic devices.
Company Updates
Nox Medical has revolutionized home sleep testing with the launch of its newest device, the Nox T3s. The Nox T3s is based on the world-renowned Nox T3, which launched in 2009 and quickly became, for many, the standard for home sleep testing.
Industry News
During the coronavirus pandemic, the need for telehealth and telemedicine has become clear. Atlanta based, FusionSleep is one of many sleep clinics that have turned to home sleep testing and telehealth to keep their doors open to patients during the times of COVID-19.
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In the current situation, many sleep clinics are facing closings of their sleep operations while hospitals are moving away from in-lab sleep testing. Already an accepted technique for diagnosing Sleep Disordered Breathing (SDB), home sleep testing (HST) is emerging as a diagnostic tool throughout the US, now more than ever.
