Comparison of limited monitoring using a nasal-cannula flow signal to full polysomnography in sleep-disordered breathing

Keyphrases

• Polysomnography 100%
• Sleep-disordered Breathing 100%
• Nasal Cannula 100%
• Flow Signal 100%
• Nocturnal Polysomnography 100%
• Minimal Monitoring 100%
• Airflow 66%
• Obstructive Sleep Apnea-hypopnea Syndrome (OSAHS) 66%
• Respiratory Disturbance Index 66%
• Oximetry 50%
• Desaturation 33%
• Diagnostic Sensitivity 33%
• Apnea 33%
• Hypopnea 33%
• Healthy Volunteers 16%
• Prospective Randomized Trial 16%
• Sleep Disorders 16%
• Total Sleep Time 16%
• Blind Analysis 16%
• Respiratory Events 16%
• Syndrome Analysis 16%
• Electroencephalographic Arousal 16%
• Overnight Observation 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Obstructive Sleep Apnea 100%
• Polysomnography 100%
• Nasal Cannula 100%
• Airflow 57%
• Respiratory Disturbance Index 57%
• Oximetry 42%
• Fatty Acid Desaturation 28%
• Hypopnea 28%
• Apnea 28%
• Sensitivity and Specificity 14%
• Volunteer 14%
• K-Complex 14%
• Sleep Disorder 14%
• Sleep Time 14%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Sleep Disordered Breathing 100%
• Polysomnography 100%
• Nasal Cannula 100%
• Airflow 57%
• Respiratory Disturbance Index 57%
• Oximetry 42%
• Apnea 28%
• Sensitivity and Specificity 14%
• Volunteer 14%
• Sleep Disorder 14%
• Sleep Time 14%
• Arousal 14%