Evaluating a New Sleep Apnea Detection Device for Children Compared to Standard Sleep Study in a Clinic Setting

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating a new system to detect sleep apnea in children. This study focuses on children referred to a sleep clinic because of suspected sleep apnea. The goal is to compare the new detection systems results with those from the current standard test called polysomnography. During the study, children will spend one night at the clinic wearing both the standard polysomnography equipment and the new wearable device designed for pediatric use. The study will compare the diagnosis results from both systems to see how well the new device works. Participants will have their sleep monitored overnight, wearing both devices simultaneously. Researchers will collect data and later compare the sensitivity and specificity of the new device over six months. The total involvement includes this single in-clinic overnight stay and follow-up to analyze the results.

Clinical Evaluation of a Paediatric Sleep Diagnosis Technology