Stardust® is the small sleep recorder that's going to make a big impact on your business. It's powerful enough to generate comprehensive seven-channel reports and small enough that patients actually wear it as they sleep. So they're not tethered to a lab bed - or even the lab. Stardust® gives you the power to tailor cardiopulmonary sleep studies to your patient's needs. And that's the future of the business. Hands down.

Features:

• Size
  Stardust^® is powerful and small enough for patients to use in the comfort of their homes. The ultra-portable unit is worn on the chest. Three sensors plug directly into the recorder, so that patients aren’t “tethered” to a large recorder. This gives your patients more freedom to move as they would normally. And that could give you a better picture of how they’re breathing.


• Convenience
  Since Stardust^® can plug into Virtuoso^® LX or Tranquility^® CPAP machines, studying compliance progress is comfortable. That’s because these studies can be performed at home with equipment already being used comfortably and with a level of familiarity.
  
  Just as Stardust^® frees your patients from a bulky recorder, it can free your business from scheduling problems. Now you can conduct initial studies at your patients’ homes. Or you can use Stardust^® for follow-up studies. You can monitor patients wherever they sleep: in your lab, in their homes or even while traveling.


• Cost/Warranty
  Stardust^® reduces costs by enabling in-home sleep studies. It comes with a two-year warranty.


• Software
  The real power of Stardust^® is its host software. Based on proven Alice^® 4 software, this simplified, Windows^®-based application is easy to learn and
  easy to use. Pre-programmed default settings make Stardust a powerful tool right out of the box.


• Measurements/Data Collection
  Advanced flexibility lets sleep clinicians customize reports and manually score sleep studies.
  
  

  Airflow Sensor:	measures breath rate
  Oximeter:	measures pulse rate and oxygen saturation
  Effort Sensor:	measures chest or abdominal effort
  Patient Event Monitor:	tracks lights out and bathroom visits
  Body Position Monitor:	measures supine or non-supine sleep positioning