Nightly Oxygenation Report
Examines a single night in depth, including ODI, hypoxic burden, T90/T88, SpO₂ behavior, desaturation morphology and comparison with the prior study.
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See what happens between visits.
SomnoTrak gives physicians and sleep dentists objective nightly sleep and oxygenation data, then shows how those measures change across treatment and time.
Nightly physiologic monitoring
Longitudinal treatment trends
Hypoxic burden analysis
Provider-ready reports
The monitoring gap
A single study answers a different question than longitudinal monitoring.
A sleep study can characterize a night. SomnoTrak is designed to show what happens after that night: whether oxygenation, respiratory-event burden and sleep patterns improve, worsen or remain variable across weeks and months.
That makes the data useful for following therapy, identifying changes between visits and deciding when a closer clinical review may be warranted.
What longitudinal data adds
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Treatment response
Compare recent measurements with baseline and follow trends over time.
Compare recent measurements with baseline and follow trends over time.
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Oxygen burden
Look beyond event counts to depth, duration and cumulative desaturation burden.
Look beyond event counts to depth, duration and cumulative desaturation burden.
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Pattern visibility
See when events occur, how long they last and how consistently they repeat.
See when events occur, how long they last and how consistently they repeat.
Simple provider workflow
Continuous data without adding another nightly clinical procedure.
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Patient wears the ring
Sleep-related physiological signals are recorded throughout the night.
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SomnoTrak analyzes each night
Oxygenation, desaturation events, hypoxic burden, sleep and cardiovascular measures are calculated.
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History accumulates
Nightly data becomes a longitudinal record rather than a collection of isolated snapshots.
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Provider reviews the story
Reports summarize current status, treatment trends and recurring sleep or oxygenation patterns.
Provider reports
Three views of the same longitudinal record.
Review a single night in detail, follow changes from baseline across treatment, and identify recurring sleep and oxygenation patterns. Together, these reports put each night's findings in the context of your patient's history to support follow-up conversations and clinical review.
Sleep Therapy Progress Report
Shows recent versus baseline performance, rolling trends and provider-entered timeline markers across a treatment period.
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Sleep Pattern Report
Summarizes event severity, duration, recovery, time-of-night distribution, sleep-stage distribution, burden composition and consistency across recent measurements.
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Clinically useful measures
Go beyond one score.
SomnoTrak presents multiple dimensions of overnight physiology so providers can see when different measures tell different parts of the story.
ODI 3% / 4%Frequency of qualifying oxygen desaturation events
Hypoxic BurdenIntegrated depth and duration of qualifying desaturation
events
T90 / T88Absolute and percentage time below oxygen thresholds
SpO₂Mean, median, nadir and overnight signal behavior
Event MorphologyDuration, depth, nadir and recovery characteristics
Sleep StageDistribution of oxygen events by REM, light, deep and awake
periods
Time of NightEvent and burden concentration across portions of the
night
Longitudinal TrendsRecent-versus-baseline and rolling treatment response
Where it fits
Built for follow-through.
Oral appliance therapy
Follow oxygenation and respiratory-event burden after appliance initiation and subsequent adjustments.
PAP and other therapies
Track how nightly physiology changes over time rather than relying only on isolated follow-up measurements.
Long-term observation
Identify persistent, variable or emerging patterns that may not be apparent from a single night.
Designed to support clinical review
More context for the care you provide.
Reports organize longitudinal sleep and oxygenation information into a form that is easier to review over time. They are designed to complement your clinical judgment and conversations with patients, while diagnosis, professional interpretation and sleep studies, when clinically indicated, remain essential parts of care.
Objective nightly measurements
Provider-entered treatment markers
Consistent reporting across nights and treatment periods
Built for longitudinal review
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Nightly
Review oxygenation, desaturation events and hypoxic burden for an individual night.
Review oxygenation, desaturation events and hypoxic burden for an individual night.
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Trend
Follow treatment response and compare recent measurements with baseline over time.
Follow treatment response and compare recent measurements with baseline over time.
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Pattern
See recurring event characteristics, timing, sleep-stage distribution and variability across nights.
See recurring event characteristics, timing, sleep-stage distribution and variability across nights.
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Clinical context
Add provider-entered treatment markers so changes in therapy can be viewed alongside changes in the data.
Add provider-entered treatment markers so changes in therapy can be viewed alongside changes in the data.
See the treatment story between appointments.
Continuous monitoring turns individual nights into a longitudinal record that can make follow-up conversations more informed.