Plain-English translation of NCT07923825 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
Researchers are developing and testing a new computer-based system that uses artificial intelligence to detect obstructive sleep apnea by analyzing two simple measurements: your blood oxygen levels and movements detected by a smart mattress. Instead of relying only on traditional sleep studies, this new approach combines these signals to predict how severe your sleep apnea might be.
Sleep apnea is common and serious, but diagnosing it usually requires complicated overnight tests. This research aims to create a simpler, non-invasive way to detect and measure sleep apnea severity using technology that's easier and more comfortable for patients.
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You will come to the hospital for one overnight sleep study visit. While you sleep, you'll lie on a special smart mattress with sensors, and a monitor will continuously track your blood oxygen levels—the same standard care you would normally receive. The research team will record these measurements alongside your regular sleep study results to test whether the new computer system can accurately predict your sleep apnea severity. You won't receive any experimental drugs or procedures; it's purely observational monitoring.
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