Add your PSG or home sleep test (HSAT) report, or type in the values yourself. This page explains what numbers like AHI, ODI and lowest oxygen level generally mean — in plain language, processed entirely on your own device.
No. The file is read by your own browser using a PDF-reading library, and the text never leaves your device. Nothing is uploaded, transmitted or stored by this website.
Sleep labs use many different report formats, and some reports are scanned images rather than searchable text, which cannot be read automatically. You can always type the values in yourself using the form.
No. This tool only explains what a value generally means in plain language. It cannot see your symptoms, medical history or the full report, all of which matter for an actual diagnosis.
Not necessarily. Children are assessed on a different, much lower scale, and even an AHI of about 1 per hour or higher may be considered abnormal. Please have a child's report reviewed by a specialist familiar with paediatric sleep.
Bring your report and this summary to a Sleep Medicine consultation, where it can be reviewed together with your symptoms and health history.
Bring your report and your symptoms to an online Sleep Medicine consultation for a full clinical review.