Adjustable mandibular advancement and lateral lying snore-ceasing device

Abstract

An adjustable mandibular advancement lateral lying snore-ceasing device comprises a power supply, a sleep monitoring module, a communication control module, a feedback execution module, an upper tooth socket, a lower tooth socket and an external fixator, wherein the power supply, the sleep monitoring module, the communication control module and the feedback execution module are integrated into a fine whole and are mounted in the external fixator of the adjustable mandibular advancement device; the sleep monitoring module comprises an angular displacement sensor, a sound sensor, a respiratory airflow sensor and a blood oxygen pulse sensor; the communication control module is provided with a wireless communication device, is connected with a mobile phone APP terminal and a cloud AI intelligent data platform, and is electrically connected with the feedback execution module; the feedback execution module comprises a driver, a vibrator, an electrical stimulator or a sound stimulator. The technical method of lateral position sleep and mandibular advancement is adopted, intelligent monitoring and regulation are combined, the curative effect is further improved, adverse reactions are reduced, and the device is simple, convenient, practical, safe and effective.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to medical and health products for assisting sleep. Background technique [0002] Obstructive sleep apnea-hypopneasy syndrome (OSAHS) is a disease characterized by repeated upper airway collapse and obstruction during sleep, snoring and apnea, intermittent hypoxemia and sleep structure disturbance. Common chronic diseases. OSAHS can lead to multiple organ damage such as cardiovascular and cerebrovascular and endocrine, and is an independent risk factor and source disease of various systemic diseases such as hypertension, coronary heart disease, diabetes, and cerebrovascular accident, and is closely related to sudden sleep death. It is generally believed that OSAHS is a systemic disease, and all causes of stenosis in the nose, pharynx and larynx can be the pathogenic factors of OSAHS. Statistics show that the prevalence of OSAHS in adults is 10%, and the prevalence of middle-aged and elderly obese people is as high as 50%. Due t...

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So good for opening the upper airway, but reducing sleep comfort

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