HomeSleep Recorder
Stardust II is the small sleep recorder that's going
to make a big impact on your business. It's powerful enough to
generate comprehensive seven-channel reports and small
enough that patients actually wear it as they sleep.
So they're not tethered to a lab
bed - or even the lab. Stardust II gives you the power
to tailor cardiopulmonary sleep studies to your patient's needs.
And that's the future of
the business. Hands down.
Caution: U.S. federal law restricts these devices to sale by or on the order of a physician.
Features
- Size
Stardust II is powerful and small enough for patients to use in the comfort of their homes. The ultra-portable unit is worn on the chest. Three sensors plug directly into the recorder, so that patients aren't "tethered" to a large recorder. This gives your patients more freedom to move as they would normally. And that could give you a better picture of how they're breathing.
- Convenience
Since Stardust II can plug into Virtuoso LX or Tranquility CPAP machines, studying compliance progress is comfortable. That's because these studies can be performed at home with equipment already being used comfortably and with a level of familiarity.
Just as Stardust II frees your patients from a bulky recorder, it can free your business from scheduling problems. Now you can conduct initial studies at your patients' homes. Or you can use Stardust II for follow-up studies. You can monitor patients wherever they sleep: in your lab, in their homes or even while traveling.
- Cost/Warranty
Stardust II reduces costs by enabling in-home sleep studies. It comes with a two-year warranty.
- Software
The real power of Stardust II is its host software. Based on proven Alice 4 software, this simplified, Windows®-based application is easy to learn and
easy to use. Pre-programmed default settings make Stardust a powerful tool right out of the box.
- Measurements/Data Collection
Advanced flexibility lets sleep clinicians customize reports and manually score sleep studies.
Airflow Sensor: measures breath rate Oximeter: measures pulse rate and oxygen saturation Effort Sensor: measures chest or abdominal effort Patient Event Monitor: tracks lights out and bathroom visits Body Position Monitor: measures supine or non-supine sleep positioning
