Practically, patient needs to continue CPAP and be in touch with a sleep medicine specialist/ pulmonologist for symptom correlation

Split night study would have been better. Continue NIV. Consult for better management.

Hi. I understand your concern. Do a online consult for a detailed analysis of your symptoms and reports to suggest you further management plan and treatment prescription for the same

it's a partial study but towards improving trend..apart from cpap which meds are you on..do mention

Its a good sign that it reduced If he is using NIV continue that

It has reduced compared to previous.But it is still severe OSA.It has to come down to atleast

It’s better. But still requires weight reduction strategies and Titration study and decide regarding CPAP device pressures

Firstly, this is a partial sleep study. The best assessment can be done using a complete night sleep study. Having said that the AHI of 70 previously was very severe, now it has come down to 48 which shows that it has reduced, if this has happened by the use of BIPAP/CPAP , then still there is a need of adjustment of the pressure to optimise and reduce AHI further. If this wasn't done with CPAP then ideally repeat sleep study with CPAP for optimising the treatment

Based on AHI, patient has definitely improved but still has severe OSA.

It is better. Pl consult.

Hello It is indicators of severe sleep apnea , better than 70, bt needs Auto cpap machine