Getting started with Sleep ISR

Sleep ISR uses patient record samples to test your scoring ability. Each record features 200 epochs from a single recording, to be scored individually for Sleep Stage (S), Respiratory Events (R), Limb Movements (L) and Arousals (A).

When scoring epochs, use the rules from the AASM Manual for the Scoring of Sleep and Associated Events. The montage used in each of these epochs is the standard from the Scoring Manual. There are three EEG channels, two standard EOG channels, chin EMG and EKG. Snoring is recorded from a microphone. Left and right leg EMG channels are provided. There is a nasal pressure signal, followed by a nasal-oral thermal sensor. Separate chest and abdominal respiratory inductance plethysmography channels are shown. The bottom tracing is oxygen saturation with numerical readings once every second.

What's New in Sleep ISR?

• Efficient annotations – simplified one-click annotation feature for quick event and anomaly marking.
• Efficient event scoring – score respiratory events, arousals, and limb movements automatically while annotating.
• Upgraded hypnogram – see stages, respiratory events, arousals, limb movements, and oxygen using our hypnogram within the bottom bar menu.
• Adaptive display compatibility – enjoy seamless usability on all computers, tailored for different screen sizes.
• Point specific data – see the exact position and amplitude of each data point as you hover over a signal.
• Customized user preferences – customize your interface by adjusting colors, sizes, and inputs through the record settings menu.
• Customized signal settings – customize individual signal colors, guidelines, and sensitivities by right-clicking on the signal.
• Fine-tuned signal sensitivity settings – make each signal as large or small as you'd like with the new sensitivity system.