Body Position Sensor for Philips Alice 6 PSG Systems
This clinical-grade body position sensor is professionally engineered for polysomnography (PSG) sleep studies, perfectly matching the Philips Alice 6 sleep diagnostic platform. It continuously captures real-time body posture and angle changes during overnight sleep, converting posture movements into standard electrical signals for accurate recording and analysis by Alice 6 PSG systems.
As an essential auxiliary sensor for sleep monitoring, it helps medical staff analyze the correlation between sleeping posture and respiratory events, and plays a key role in the targeted diagnosis of position-related obstructive sleep apnea.
Accurate Real-Time Body Position Monitoring
Highly sensitive induction design ensures stable capture of subtle posture shifts throughout the sleep cycle.
- Precise real-time monitoring of sleeping body posture
- Full recognition of supine, prone, left and right lateral positions
- Stable, low-interference signal output for PSG recording
- Durable continuous performance for long overnight sleep studies
Posture monitoring data allows clinicians to judge whether apnea, hypopnea and other respiratory problems are position-dependent, improving the accuracy of sleep disorder diagnosis.
Specially Designed for Philips Alice 6 PSG
Parameter calibration and interface design are fully adapted to Philips Alice 6 series polysomnography equipment for plug-and-play clinical use.
- Full compatibility with Philips Alice 6 PSG monitoring systems
- Seamless signal integration with mainstream sleep study equipment
- Stable and anti-interference signal transmission during overnight monitoring
- Quick installation, suitable for standardized sleep laboratory workflows
Patient-Friendly & Easy Fixation
Ergonomic lightweight design reduces foreign body sensation and will not affect patients’ normal sleep quality.
- Ultra-lightweight and mini compact sensor structure
- Non-invasive wearing for comfortable all-night monitoring
- Easy and firm attachment to thoracic respiratory effort belts
- Anti-slip fixation to avoid offset and signal loss during sleep
Clinical Application Scenarios
- Polysomnography (PSG) overnight sleep studies
- Position-related Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) evaluation
- Systematic sleep posture monitoring and data recording
- Hospital and independent sleep laboratory routine diagnostics
- Clinical sleep research on posture-related respiratory disorders
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Sensor Type | Sleep body position sensor |
| Core Function | PSG sleep posture & body position detection |
| Detected Posture | Supine, prone, left & right lateral position |
| Installation Placement | Attached to thoracic respiratory effort belt |
| Compatible Device | Philips Alice 6 PSG sleep system |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What does a body position sensor do in PSG?
A body position sensor tracks and records the patient’s real-time sleeping posture during PSG studies, marking supine, lateral and prone changes to help doctors analyze position-related breathing disorders.
Why monitor body position during sleep studies?
Many patients suffer from supine-predominant sleep apnea. Body position data helps clinicians judge the correlation between sleeping posture and respiratory events, and formulate targeted treatment plans.
Is this sensor compatible with Philips Alice 6?
Yes. This body position sensor is fully calibrated and designed for Philips Alice 6 PSG systems, ensuring stable connection and accurate data collection in formal sleep lab diagnosis.
How to place the Alice 6 body position sensor?
The sensor is fixed on the patient’s thoracic respiratory effort belt, with simple operation and firm placement, which will not restrict breathing or affect patient sleep comfort.
