Being much less burdensome than CPAP, oral appliance (OA) is emerging as a significant advancement in OSA care thanks to its enhanced patient compliance and salient curative effect.
To effectively evaluate the ability of wearable devices to monitor hypoxemia, the Oxford University research team used a variety of devices, including Viatom oximeters, to conduct studies on diagnostic accuracy. Research results show that Viatom wrist oximeters are highly accurate and reliable, and can effectively capture and record patients’ blood oxygen data, such as the duration of falls, the number of falls, etc.
OSA is having a huge impact on the medical and health market. In 2015, the medical expenses caused by OSA and its related results in the United States were as high as 12.4 billion US dollars, and it is estimated that it will increase to 49.5 billion US dollars.
The middle-aged software entrepreneur and centimillionaire Bryan Johnson embarked on a mission to reverse aging effects, or in the words of the medical team comprised of 30 doctors and health experts, “reboot his body”.
In the era of digitally driven medical health, wearable devices have attracted more and more attention as a direct and effective bridge. At present, professional-level medical hardware all focuses on the two major areas of elderly health and chronic disease management. On this basis, Viatom has expanded into a new field-neurological disease monitoring and early warning.
Certain complications can happen when sleep apnea goes undiagnosed and untreated. Unfortunately, it can be challenging to recognize sleep apnea at an early stage. This is where a portable pulse oximeter can become exceptionally useful.
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