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--- esada_instructions:sas_scoring_instructions [2024/03/18 14:25] – kristinao
+++ esada_instructions:sas_scoring_instructions [2024/05/21 14:07] (current) – old revision restored (2024/04/24 12:58) kristinao
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 ===== The SAS scoring procedure =====
+**Acceptable recording:**
+  - At least 4 hours of sleep and with good quality EEG signal
+  - With valid signal from oximeter during the 4 hours mentioned
+  - With at least two out of three signals from
+       * Cannula
+       * Thorax belt
+       * Abdomen belt
 The downloaded recordings can be found in the recording library. Start by choosing an unscored recording, marked as “New” in the Status column, to work with (fig 1.). Double click on the recording to open it.
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 It is easy to rearrange the signals within each tab if you want it to look the way you are used to but keep all filter settings like they are in the SR ESADA scoring layout.
-**1.** Start by running automatic analysis: Analysis -> “Nox SAS and Respiratory Analysis” (fig. 4). It will not overwrite the previous sleep staging.
+The study opens automatically as “default-scoring -1” – you need to choose **aSAGAalgorithm_uncertain**.  There are tabs on the right side of the screen and one of them is called “Scoring” – you click on the tab and there you can chose the correct scoring file to work on, you can then or later save the scoring as shown in point 9 below.
+{{:esada_instructions:scoring_tab2.png?400|}}
+**1.** Start by running automatic analysis (it is needed for the respiratory and arousal scoring): Analysis -> “Nox SAS and Respiratory Analysis” (fig. 4). It will not overwrite the previous sleep staging.
 <figure> {{: esada_instructions:analysis.png?500 |Figure 4}} <caption> Nox SAS and Respiratory analysis. </caption></figure>