Recommendations from the American Clinical Neurophysiology Society and an ASET webinar say that single-use EEG cup electrodes reduce the risk of infections in general, reports Neurology Insights.
These new findings show that, buried in the electrical static of the human brain, there is something utterly unique—a simple signature.
William Dement, who has been on the faculty unit of Stanford University Medical Center since 1963, provides insights to Sleep Review (SR) on several topics.
Newly available in North America, the A1 PSG can also be biocalibrated via handheld tablet.
The FDA recently issued a final order to reclassify auto titration devices for oral appliances to Class II devices.
Split-night studies that don’t necessarily allow patients the time to change postures and a lack of reliable reimbursement can lead to position-dependent sleep apnea being missed.
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Researchers investigate how timing and density of EEG segments differ among patients with...