Thoracic and abdominal respiratory effort waveforms are used during PSG to differentiate sleep disordered breathing events as being obstructive or central in origin. Out-of-phase chest and abdomen excursions (paradoxical breathing patterns) occurring during a pause in airflow are indicative of obstructive events. In-phase chest and abdomen excursions is indicative of non-obstructive normal breathing. Some effort… Read more »
Dymedix Reveals CompletePlus Disposable PSG Setup Kit
Jun 3, 2022 | In-Lab Tests | 0 | At SLEEP 2022, Dymedix Diagnostics will be revealing its CompletePlus Disposable PSG Setup Kit, a complete collection of disposable electrodes and sensors for single patient polysomnography. Over the years, Dymedix has received requests to develop a PSG setup kit for the sleep testing community, enabling sleep techs to grab a… Read more »
Dymedix Diagnostics® Announces Dymedix Disposables™: Simple, Safe, DISPOSABLE Sleep Sensors
Prevent the spread of infection and ensure patient and staff safety. Now is the time to fully adopt disposable sleep sensors in hospitals and labs. Dymedix Disposables™ is here to help. SHOREVIEW, Minn. (PRWEB) April 07, 2020 — Medical testing has been moving toward disposable sensors to help prevent the outbreak of infection and cross… Read more »
9 Factors That Cause Sleep Sensor Artifact
In this article, there are 9 topics discussed that can cause artifact with sleep sensors and electrodes. It is exciting to know that with Dymedix patented PVDF technology, many of these factors are entirely eliminated. Contact us today to find out how. 888-212-1100 info@dymedix.com
Dymedix Diagnostics Makes MedTech Outlook’s Top 20 MedTech Providers for 2019
Dymedix Diagnostics has been chosen as a Top 20 Medical Technology provider by MedTech Outlook Magazine – what an honor!!! “The enlisted organizations are transforming the healthcare operations and processes at the convergence of several disruptive technologies. Moreover, with their innovative solutions, these companies are driving greater value to patients, healthcare professionals, and society.” The… Read more »
Dymedix Diagnostics Hires New Vice President of Sales and Business Development
(PRESS RELEASE) Dymedix Diagnostics, a leading manufacturer of PVDF based sleep diagnostic sensors, announced today that John Bozich has joined its team as VP of Sales & Business Development. John brings 25+ years of business and product development experience in a number of industries including rubber/plastic molding, semi-conductor, motion control, medical instrument manufacturing, aviation fuel… Read more »
Dymedix Diagnostics Launches a Line of Purpose Built Pediatric Diagnostic Sleep Sensors called Lullaby.
Dymedix Diagnostics, the leading industry provider of PVDF based airflow and respiratory effort sensors, has launched the Lullabytm Pediatric Sensors line specifically designed for the neonatal, infant and pediatric patient populations. April 2, 2019 – (press release) Dymedix Diagnostics, Inc. has launched the Lullabytm line of diagnostic sensors, which consist of multiple airflow and respiratory… Read more »
Preauthorization and Home Sleep Testing
Heather Barskey Director of Support Services Advanced Sleep Management The need to preauthorize sleep testing services has become a daily topic of conversation and requires tireless follow up in our programs. We are constantly looking to understand how regulatory and economic changes are affecting the way sleep disordered patients are diagnosed and treated. Documentation of… Read more »
Selecting the appropriate type of airflow sensor
Selection of the appropriate sensor for monitoring airflow has become an important decision for performing sleep studies. Some of the questions we need to answer before we submit our purchase order are: a) do I use disposable verses reusable; b) what is the cost per patient for the sensor; c) how long do the reusable… Read more »
They Aren’t Little Adults
Possibly the most challenging patients in the sleep disorders center are the very youngest. While we have come to realize that sleep disorders are not limited to the adult population, we have often applied the same technology to the testing of children and infants as though they were simply smaller adults. But they aren’t little… Read more »