Somnoscreen plus rc system

Manufactured by SOMNOmedics

Sourced in Germany

The SomnoscreenTM plus RC system is a comprehensive sleep diagnostic device. It is designed to record various physiological parameters during sleep, including brain activity, eye movements, muscle activity, respiratory patterns, and blood oxygen levels. The system provides a detailed analysis of sleep stages and sleep quality, enabling healthcare professionals to diagnose and manage sleep-related disorders.

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Monitoring Sleep Apnoea in VNS Patients

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Due to reports of VNS worsening sleep apnoea,[22 (link)] sleep was monitored at the Wellcome Trust Clinical Research Facility (CRF) at Addenbrooke’s hospital Cambridge to ensure safety in respect to sleep apnoea using a SomnoscreenTM plus RC system (SOMNOmedics, Germany) twice during each phase.

Manning K.E., Beresford-Webb J.A., Aman L.C., Ring H.A., Watson P.C., Porges S.W., Oliver C., Jennings S.R, & Holland A.J. (2019). Transcutaneous vagus nerve stimulation (t-VNS): A novel effective treatment for temper outbursts in adults with Prader-Willi Syndrome indicated by results from a non-blind study. PLoS ONE, 14(12), e0223750.

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Sleep Apnea Monitoring During VNS

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Owing to the reported association of VNS with increases in sleep apnoea (Marzec et al. 2003), sleep was monitored to ensure safety in respect to sleep apnoea using a Somnoscreen^TM plus RC system (SOMNOmedics, Germany) approximately every 3 months, with overnight oximetry at other visits. Heart rate and blood pressure were monitored during and for 4 h following VNS switch on and intensity increases, with pulse rate monitoring continuing throughout the night.

Manning K.E., McAllister C.J., Ring H.A., Finer N., Kelly C.L., Sylvester K.P., Fletcher P.C., Morrell N.W., Garnett M.R., Manford M.R, & Holland A.J. (2015). Novel insights into maladaptive behaviours in Prader–Willi syndrome: serendipitous findings from an open trial of vagus nerve stimulation. Journal of Intellectual Disability Research, 60(2), 149-155.

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