Plain-English translation of NCT07086742 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This study doesn't follow the usual testing phases — it may be an observational study or a different type of research.
Researchers are testing a new medical device called the Smart Mask V1 System, which is designed to measure blood oxygen saturation and pulse rate through sensors built into a face mask. The mask uses light-based sensors to take these measurements, similar to how pulse oximeters (the devices doctors clip onto your finger) work. This study will check whether the Smart Mask's readings are accurate compared to standard medical devices.
People using positive airway pressure therapy (a common treatment for sleep apnea) need reliable ways to monitor their oxygen levels. This trial aims to validate whether the new treatment can provide accurate measurements during real-world conditions, which could help doctors and patients better track health while using these masks.
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If you qualify, you would visit a specialized medical center in Belgium where you'll lie in a sealed, climate-controlled room. Your oxygen level will be gradually reduced by adjusting the air you breathe, while trained medical staff monitor you continuously. You'll wear both the Smart Mask and a standard finger pulse oximeter so doctors can compare the readings. The entire session is designed to be safe—your oxygen level won't drop below dangerous thresholds, and you can stop at any time. Medical staff and emergency equipment will be present throughout.
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