Comparison Guide for Choosing a PSG System
Whether you are opening a new sleep lab or switching from an outdated polysomnography (PSG) system, the diagnostic technology that you choose for your sleep lab is one of the most important decisions you will make. Our new Purchasing Guide can serve as a helpful resource to assist you in your decision.
Helpful resource for sleep lab decision-makers
The document is designed to evaluate critical aspects like the impact on current workflow and patient comfort, software capabilities, and future readiness of the chosen PSG. It includes a comparison chart showcasing the technical features of the Nox A1s PSG system and space to compare competitor products.
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Why Choose the Nox A1s PSG system?
Building on the success of our acclaimed home sleep test, the Nox T3, we proudly introduce the Nox A1s – redefining polysomnography
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The Nox A1s system meets the AASM standards for full in-laboratory polysomnography testing.
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No need for an external headbox, all EEG channels for full PSG tests are integrated into a single head cable.
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Comfort is prioritized with tether-free design, allowing the patient to move freely in bed and get up during the night.
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The Nox A1s system is designed to increase lab efficiency with a shortened hookup time and tether-free design.
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The Noxturnal app is a powerful tool for bedside control, offering bio-calibration, impedance checks, review of signal quality, and viewing of live traces.
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The Nox A1s shows reliable, high-quality signals in both polysomnography Type I in-lab setting and for at-home unattended, Type II polysomnography studies."¹
1: Yoon, Dae Wui, et al. "Evaluation of the feasibility and preference of Nox-A1 type 2 ambulatory device for unattended home sleep test: a randomized crossover study." Sleep and Biological Rhythms 17.3 (2019): 297-304
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