SleepDoc Porti 7 – 10 Channel Screening Device

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SleepDoc Porti 7 - 10 Channel Screening Device

The Porti 7 sleep screening device offers 10 standard channels with the option of extending its measurement capabilities up to 24 channels. Designed for the diagnosis of Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (OSA) and other sleep related conditions and can be used both in the hospital and at home by the patient. The device is hard wearing, simple to use and is supplied in a protective carry case.

All devices in the Porti range use pneumatic belt technology with highly sensitive removable cushions, a feature which vastly reduces consumables costs and enables cleaning of the belt straps. Running costs are also minimised as the Porti 7 includes an internal rechargeable battery making the nasal canula the only true consumable cost per study.

Software

• Fully automatic evaluation, diagnosis and report generation
• Manual editing options
• Flexible parameter control for the clinician
• Quick and easy report generator
• Integration into network
• Option for data to be sent by e-mail

Features

• Simple operation for patients and clinical staff - there are only 4 sensors to apply in the basic 10 channels device (two belts, a finger probe and a flow prong). All other sensors are integrated into the device
• No memory card required, all patient data is stored in the internal memory
• Visual battery check on front of unit. LED’s show remaining battery life
• Built in microphone to detect snoring via the flow prongs
• Unique thorax and abdomen belt technology using robust accurate pressure sensors, thus removing the need for expensive specialist belts
• Fast direct USB connection download

Standard 10 Channels

• Flow: Using flow prongs or directly from the patient CPAP interface
• Oxygen Saturation Sp02: Using a HP finger sensor
• Pulse: Using a HP finger sensor
• Pulse Wave: Using a HP finger sensor
• Snoring: The built in microphone detects sounds via the flow prongs
• CPAP/BiPAP: Absolute pressure is obtained using an intergrated pressure sensor which can be connected directly to the patient CPAP interface or tubing.
• Thorax: Effort belt with removable pressure sensors
• Abdomen: Effort belt with removable pressure sensors
• Ambient Light: The internal light sensor allows continuous monitoring of room brightness
• Body Position: Using an intergrated magnetic sensor (5 positions)