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somnibel · positional device What is Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common disorder affect­ng at least 2% to i 4% of the adult population. Somnibel is a Class IIa medical device that reduces the impact of positional sleep apnea and/or snoring. Clinical Guideline for the Evaluation, Management and Long-term Care of OSA in Adults, the AASM. Lawrence J. Epstein and al. It consists of a small, light device that is attached to the forehead and vibrates gently whenever your patient is sleeping in a supine position, encouraging him or her to change position and thus reducing the impact of...

somnibel · positional device Models Positional Therapy Positional Therapy is aimed at patients with OSA and/or positional snoring. is aimed at sleep units and prescribing Among other functions, it is activated 15 minutes after lying down to sleep and detects the sitting position, waiting a few minutes before re-applying the stimulus so that the patient can fall asleep after having gotten up. It monitors, assesses the effectiveness and tracks the therapy. Its configuration means that the signals can be recorded, viewed and analyzed using SomniLab software. SomniLab Software SomniLab is an...

somnibel · positional device Main specifications somnibel Patient Monitored signals Weight Operating mode Placebo mode Body position - Stimulus intensity Body position Somnibel Adhesives Stimulus intensity Recorded signals SomniLab Rechargeable battery . Respiratory flow . Respiratory flow . Abdominal effort . CPAP level . Thoracic effort . Thoracic effort . Limb movement . Pulse wave * Activity and Thermocouple (optional) * Thermocouple cannot be used at the same time as the thoracic effort * External EXG module for EEG, EMG, EOG, ECG tests (optional) * External snoring cannot be used at...