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3   Applying the sensors 

 
Clean the places where you want to fix the PLM-electrodes with alcohol-pads.  
 

3.1  Applying the sensor using the 2PLM sensor (Item No.: TOS110) 

Connect  two  and  three  PLM-electrodes  (e.g.  SEN012),  respectively,  to  the  PLM-sensors.  Apply  the 
sensors with the electrodes on the 

Musculus Tibialis Anterior

 of each leg at 50% of the height between 

knee  and  ankle  as  shown  in  the  figure  below.  Fix  the  cables  with  adhesive  tape  as  strain  relief  to 
ensure  stable  recordings  (Figure  5).  Plug  in  the  cable  into  one  of  the  AUX  sockets  of  the 
SOMNOtouch™  RESP.  Due  to  the  automatic  recognition  of  the  sensor-ID  you  can  plug  the  PLM-
sensor arbitrarily in one of the two sockets (figure 5, right side). The second, free AUX socket may be 
used for optional sensor applications. 
 

 

Figure 5. Applying the 2PLM sensors and connecting them to the SOT RESP.

 

 

3.2  Applying  the  sensors  using  the  Effort  +  1PLM  Combi  Sensor  (Item  No.: 

TOS140) 

Connect  three  PLM-electrodes  (e.g.  SEN012)  to  the  PLM-sensor. 
Apply  the  single  sensor  with  the  electrodes  on  the 

Musculus  Tibialis 

Anterior

 of the respective leg at 50% of the height between knee and 

ankle  (figure  6).  Fix  the  cable  with  adhesive  tape  for  strain  relief  to 
ensure stable recordings (figure 5). Let the patient put on a t-shirt and 
connect  the  effort  belt  over  the  t-shirt.  Plug  the  cable  of  the  PLM 
sensor in the AUX socket of the effort belt. Now, plug the cable of the 
effort  belt  in  one  of  the  AUX  sockets  of  the  SOMNOtouch

™  RESP. 

Due  to  the  automatic  recognition  of  the  sensor-ID  you  can  plug  the 
PLM-sensor arbitrarily in one of the two sockets  (figure 5, right side). 
The  second,  free  AUX  socket  may  be  used  for  optional  sensor 
applications. 

 

Figure 6. Applying the PLM and effort sensor. 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for SOMNOtouch RESP PLM

Page 1: ...1 SOMNOmedics GmbH Am Sonnenstuhl 63 D 97236 Randersacker Tel 49 931 35 90 94 0 Fax 49 931 35 90 94 49 E Mail info somnomedics de Internet www somnomedics eu SOMNOtouch RESP PLM INSTRUCTION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...nnenstuhl 63 65 D 97236 Randersacker Tel 49 931 35 90 94 0 Fax 49 931 35 90 94 49 E Mail info somnomedics de Internet www somnomedics eu Rev 1 08 06 2016 All proper names marked with TM are copyright...

Page 3: ...ensors 7 3 1 Applying the sensor using the 2PLM sensor Art No TOS110 7 3 2 Applying the sensors using the Effort 1PLM Combi Sensor Art No TOS140 7 3 3 Applying the sensors using the Effort 2PLM Combi...

Page 4: ...efer to the safety notes in the main manual of the SOMNOtouchTM RESP Device and sensors may not be used in live sustaining or life supervising measures 2 Initialisation 2 1 Initialisation using SOT RE...

Page 5: ...g on your sensor pack Figure 2 Adjustment of the montage 2 Clicking on Add Delete sensors opens a list of available sensors for your SOMNOtouch RESP Figure 2 The sensors PLM Effort or PLM2 Effort can...

Page 6: ...6 Figure 4 Adjustment of the montage 3 Please proceed then with the initialisation as usual or...

Page 7: ...sor applications Figure 5 Applying the 2PLM sensors and connecting them to the SOT RESP 3 2 Applying the sensors using the Effort 1PLM Combi Sensor Item No TOS140 Connect three PLM electrodes e g SEN0...

Page 8: ...below Fix the cables with adhesive tape for strain relief to ensure stable recordings Figure 5 Plug the cable of the PLM sensors in the AUX socket of the effort belt Now plug the cable of the effort b...

Page 9: ...ters for the analysis the colour display of the analysis curves and the colour classification of the events click at the colour field red frames in the figures The analysis source is shown down right...

Page 10: ...ratio will be detected as a Leg Movement 4 Min Duration ms Minimum duration of a Leg Movement event 5 Max Duration ms Maximum duration of a Leg Movement event 6 Connection time ms Two PLM events duri...

Page 11: ...rrelation s The correlation between a LM event and a Body Position Change can be scored The delay between the 2 events can be set here It will indicate the maximum time interval between the LM event a...

Page 12: ...t Definitions Total LMs Index Total number of Leg Movements during TIB Isolated LMs Index Leg Movements during TIB which do not meet the PLM criteria Index per hour of sleep PLMs Index Leg Movements d...

Page 13: ...ase is of Type 1 PLM s occur mainly in the first third of sleep or Type 2 PLM s occur mainly in the last third of sleep Utilising this information allows for the selection of adequate drugs with appro...

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