MiniScreen records multiple breathing-related channels during sleep for a more detailed home study.
Product information
Key features
Testing at home can reduce the disruption of sleeping in an unfamiliar laboratory.
Configured systems can capture airflow, respiratory effort, oxygen saturation, pulse, snoring and body position.
The recorded study is reviewed as part of the home sleep-test service and reported according to the booked pathway.
Specifications
| Test type | Home respiratory polygraphy / cardiorespiratory sleep study |
|---|---|
| Typical signals | Airflow, respiratory effort, SpO₂, pulse, snoring and body position; exact channels depend on configured kit |
| Test duration | Usually one overnight recording |
| Wear method | Sensor belt / airflow / oximetry components according to setup |
| Output | Sleep-study report according to the booked service |
| Best use | Suspected sleep-disordered breathing when a home study is clinically appropriate |
Frequently asked questions
What is the MiniScreen home sleep study?
It is a portable cardiorespiratory sleep-study system used at home to record breathing and oxygen-related signals while you sleep.
Is MiniScreen the same as the Belun Ring?
No. MiniScreen uses a multi-sensor respiratory polygraphy setup, while the Belun system uses a finger-worn ring-based approach.
What does MiniScreen record?
Depending on the configured kit, it can record airflow, respiratory effort, oxygen saturation, pulse, snoring and body position.
How long is the test?
It is normally recorded over one night, unless the clinical service requests a repeat study.
What happens after I return the device?
The study is downloaded and reviewed, and you receive the report and follow-up included with your booked service.
A home study is not appropriate for every patient. A clinician may recommend full polysomnography when symptoms or medical conditions require broader monitoring.