The prevalence and severity of obstructive sleep apnea(OSA) is higher in specific population: children, elderly,obese and patients with pulmonary and cardiovascular diseases, compared to the general population. OSA is...The prevalence and severity of obstructive sleep apnea(OSA) is higher in specific population: children, elderly,obese and patients with pulmonary and cardiovascular diseases, compared to the general population. OSA is associated with greater morbidity and mortality in these patients. Although full-night polysomnography is still the gold standard diagnostic sleep study for OSA, it is a time consuming, expensive and technically demanding exam. Over the last few years, there is growing evidence on the use of portable monitors(PM) as an alternative for the diagnosis of OSA. These devices were developed specially for sleep evaluation at home, at a familiar environment, with easy selfapplication of monitoring, unattended. The use of PM is stablished for populations with high pre-test probability of OSA. However, there is a lack of studies on the use of PM in age extremes and patients with comorbidities. The purpose of this review is to present the studies that evaluated the use of PM in specific population, as well as to describe the advantages, limitations and applications of these devices in this particular group of patients. Although the total loss rate of recordings is variable in different studies, the agreement with fullnight polysomnography justifies the use of PM in this population.展开更多
AIM:To validate the sleep-disordered breathing components of a portable electrocardiography and hemodynamic monitor to be used for sleep apnea screening.METHODS:Sleep-disordered breathing(SDB) is associated with cardi...AIM:To validate the sleep-disordered breathing components of a portable electrocardiography and hemodynamic monitor to be used for sleep apnea screening.METHODS:Sleep-disordered breathing(SDB) is associated with cardiovascular disease.Patients with existing cardiovascular disease may have unrecognized SDB or may develop SDB while under the care of a cardiologist.A screening device for SDB,easy to use and appealing to cardiologists,would assist in referral of appropriate patients for full polysomnography(PSG).A cardiac and respiratory monitor(CPAM) was attached to patients undergoing PSG and an apnea/hypopnea index(AHI) generated.The CPAM device produced respiration rate,snoring rate,individual apnea/hypopnea events and an SDB severity score(SDBSS).In addition to AHI,an expert over-reader annotated individual breaths,snores and SDB breathing events to which the automated algorithms were compared.RESULTS:The test set consisted of data from 85 patients(age:50.5 ± 12.4 years).Of these,57 had a positive PSG defined as AHI ≥ 5.0(mean:30.0 ± 29.8,negative group mean:1.5 ± 1.2).The sensitivity and specificity of the SDBSS compared to AHI was 57.9% and 89.3%,respectively.The correlation of snoring rate by CPAM compared to the expert overreader was r = 0.58(mean error:1.52 snores/min),while the automated respiration rate had a correlation of r = 0.90(mean error:0.70 breaths/min).CONCLUSION:This performance assessment shows that CPAM can be a useful portable monitor for screening and follow-up of subjects for SDB.展开更多
文摘The prevalence and severity of obstructive sleep apnea(OSA) is higher in specific population: children, elderly,obese and patients with pulmonary and cardiovascular diseases, compared to the general population. OSA is associated with greater morbidity and mortality in these patients. Although full-night polysomnography is still the gold standard diagnostic sleep study for OSA, it is a time consuming, expensive and technically demanding exam. Over the last few years, there is growing evidence on the use of portable monitors(PM) as an alternative for the diagnosis of OSA. These devices were developed specially for sleep evaluation at home, at a familiar environment, with easy selfapplication of monitoring, unattended. The use of PM is stablished for populations with high pre-test probability of OSA. However, there is a lack of studies on the use of PM in age extremes and patients with comorbidities. The purpose of this review is to present the studies that evaluated the use of PM in specific population, as well as to describe the advantages, limitations and applications of these devices in this particular group of patients. Although the total loss rate of recordings is variable in different studies, the agreement with fullnight polysomnography justifies the use of PM in this population.
基金Supported by An equipment grant from Inovise Medical,Inc.,Beaverton OR,United States,for clinical data collection
文摘AIM:To validate the sleep-disordered breathing components of a portable electrocardiography and hemodynamic monitor to be used for sleep apnea screening.METHODS:Sleep-disordered breathing(SDB) is associated with cardiovascular disease.Patients with existing cardiovascular disease may have unrecognized SDB or may develop SDB while under the care of a cardiologist.A screening device for SDB,easy to use and appealing to cardiologists,would assist in referral of appropriate patients for full polysomnography(PSG).A cardiac and respiratory monitor(CPAM) was attached to patients undergoing PSG and an apnea/hypopnea index(AHI) generated.The CPAM device produced respiration rate,snoring rate,individual apnea/hypopnea events and an SDB severity score(SDBSS).In addition to AHI,an expert over-reader annotated individual breaths,snores and SDB breathing events to which the automated algorithms were compared.RESULTS:The test set consisted of data from 85 patients(age:50.5 ± 12.4 years).Of these,57 had a positive PSG defined as AHI ≥ 5.0(mean:30.0 ± 29.8,negative group mean:1.5 ± 1.2).The sensitivity and specificity of the SDBSS compared to AHI was 57.9% and 89.3%,respectively.The correlation of snoring rate by CPAM compared to the expert overreader was r = 0.58(mean error:1.52 snores/min),while the automated respiration rate had a correlation of r = 0.90(mean error:0.70 breaths/min).CONCLUSION:This performance assessment shows that CPAM can be a useful portable monitor for screening and follow-up of subjects for SDB.
