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Nox T3Dental Presentation
Randy ClareSenior ConsultantDistribution Management
July, 2015
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Who is Randy Clare anyway?
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What is Nox T3?
Preferred technology by the worlds largest Home Sleep Test (HST) providers
Rapidly growing install base: Already around 15,000 NOX T3 units in use world wide
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Why Nox T3?
Gold Standard Recording Snore / Audio from a built in
microphone Abdomen and Thorax respiratory
effort and derived flow from RIP technology
Activity and Body position from built in 3D accelerometer
SpO2,Pulse and Plethysmography from a wireless Bluetooth® oximetry
Nasal cannula flow and mask pressure EtCO2 signal through wireless
Bluetooth interface
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Why Nox T3?
Light weight and small form factor. Ideal for pediatric
Moving into a Wireless World Increased patient comfortReduced risk of lost studies.
Wireless Bluetooth connection, Up to seven auxiliary Bluetooth devices
Capacity to record up to 3 consecutive nights with full bandwidth audio.
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Why Nox T3? 18 Channels in one small package
Thorax breathing effort (RIP) Abdomen breathing effort (RIP) Respiratory sound (Audio) Audio Volume Gravity (3D axis, x, y and z) used for scoring position and movement Oxygen Saturation Levels (wireless pulse-oximeter) Pulse (wireless pulse-oximeter) Plethysmograph (wireless pulse-oximeter) ExG 1 (general purpose input channel) ExG 2 (general purpose input channel) Mask pressure or Nasal pressure (depending on setup) RIP SUM: the Sum of the Abdomen and Thorax signals RIP Phase: the phase difference between the abdomen and thorax signals in degrees RIP Flow: flow derived from the RIP Sum signal, shows the rate of change of the RIP
Sum Activity: Derived from the X and Y gravity axis Position: derived from the X and Y gravity axes. The position is shown in degrees
where supine position is 0 Flow: derived from the Nasal Pressure signal Snore: derived from the Nasal Pressure signal
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Why Nox T3?
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Why Nox T3?• Simple hook up…
…and Patient comfort!
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Noxturnal
Immediate recording results with automatic analysis
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Noxturnal High speed data
download Automatic analyses
compliant with the AASM standards
Audio playback Multiple scoring can
be saved for each recording
Powerful recording management
Full featured raw data review and editing
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Noxturnal
Comprehensive but easily customizable reports
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Bruxism NOX T3 is ideal for detection of Bruxism With EMG capability and Audio recording Noxturnal offers automated Bruxism
analysis of both phasic and tonic events Bruxism report
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Bruxism• Placing the EMG Leads on a patient Option 1
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Bruxism• Placing the EMG Leads on a patient Option 2
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Bruxism
• Placing the EMG Leads on a patient Option 3
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Nox T3• Examples of Nox T3 EMG
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Nox T3
• Examples of Nox T3 EMG
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Nox T3• Bruxism Report from Nox T3
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Pediatric
NOX T3 is the ideal instrument to diagnose sleep in pediatrics
EtCO2 over Bluetooth Audio recording and
playback Noxturnal offers
specific analysis of pediatric data.
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WristOx2TM, Model 3150
Designed to support the NOX T3 system
Smaller and lighter, supports pediatric usage.
Simple - Elegant - Reliable
Oximeter optimized for NOX T3 developed in cooperation with Nox Medical
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Nox EtCO2 Interface with RespSense™
Fits with the Nonin RespSense™ Capnography Monitor
Adds full EtCO2 signal interface to the T3 system
Does not occupy any other channels of the T3 recorder
No cables between recorder and EtCO2 monitor, only nasal cannula connected to the patient
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Nox RIP Belts
New and patented type of disposable RIP belts
Super stretchable elastics Comfortable for patient and
clinician Easy to adjust, no cutting
or crimping required High quality signals Designed to make reliable
and proper connection
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Nox Cannula with Filter
Nasal cannula with a built in filter Maximize hygiene between patients Provides protection for cross-infection
in case of pressure sensor leak Protects the recording device High quality signals preserved
through optimization of filter material selection.
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Resources
• CareFusion.com• Noxmedical.com• SleepScholar.com• SleepScholar Group Linkedin
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