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Posted by sleepgeek on February 04, 2005 at 20:26:59:In Reply to: Re: Pediactric Scoring posted by another RPSGT on February 04, 2005 at 07:32:12:
The criteria for pediatric scoring is a 2 breath loss for an apnea. Hypopneas are rare but I would still use an arousal or 4%. Also a ETCO2 of 45 or > for 50% of the night or longer or 50 or > 10%. are significant findings. An Apnea index of 1 and an AHI of 1.5
I don't know if that is more info than you were asking but I thought it may be helpful
- Re: Pediactric Scoring sleepysue 11:28 2/15/05 (0)
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