(12-09-2019, 05:14 PM)SarcasticDave94 Wrote: OK, I've got a few questions ....
......PS no offense, but those APAP charts are wonderfully, gloriously nasty ugly. So glad your OA was nice and low...
Sorry to hear about the back surgery. I hope the pain is tolerable after the meds wear off.
Many of your questions are answered in this thread but let me bring them all together for you.
1) My entire PAP history can be encapsulated in a single summary. It's in post #17 I think but it's also here attached.
In summary, I tried APAP for a month then tried ASV for a week then switched back to APAP for a week (plus or minus).
Jump to #17 here:
http://www.apneaboard.com/forums/Thread-...#pid322915
2) My ASV machine is the same as yours and on the left in my profile
Resmed Aircurve Series 10 ASV.
I ran it in ASVAuto mode for just one week.
Settings are also on the left in my profile
Complete settings can be seen in the second attachment which is a daily picked at random that week
3) Don't worry about offending, I have no ego-attachment to my
OSCAR data.... it's just data and facts. ;-)
4) By the way, I'd love to hear in detail why you say the initial APAP results (not the attached ASV results) are ugly and nasty.
That is getting to the essence of my initial question which is trying to understand how to interpret the data.
Also, if you get a chance to re-read my earlier attempt at an analysis I'd love to hear if my interpretation story was close to sensible.
It's all part of the learning process. Don't hold back the punches on that.
I've attached that image again here so you have it all available without hunting around.
My newbie interpretation was in post #13 jump to it here:
http://www.apneaboard.com/forums/Thread-...#pid322906
5) I'd also love to hear your comments (ugly or otherwise) on the attached ASV daily report.
The AHI is so low that they may be unremarkable... then again... maybe you will see something I don't know to look for.
Warning for anyone else reading this..... Some of my Graphs are using APAP and some are using ASV. Check carefully to spot which are which.