Overnight analysis metrics
ODI, desaturation events, time-below thresholds, and severity badges explained.
Updated 2026-06-28
The analysis panel turns a night of raw samples into the metrics clinicians use to describe overnight oxygenation.

Respiratory events
- ODI-3% / ODI-4% — the oxygen desaturation index: how many times per hour your SpO₂ dropped by at least 3% (or 4%) from baseline. Higher means more fragmented oxygenation.
- Event counts — the raw number of qualifying desaturations across the night.
- Severity badges — a quick normal / mild / moderate / severe banding of the ODI.
SpO₂
- Min and Mean SpO₂ across the night.
- Time below 90% / 88% — minutes spent under each clinically meaningful threshold.
- Burden per hour — desaturation load normalised to recording time.
These figures are derived from your recording for your own tracking. They are not a medical diagnosis — discuss anything concerning with a clinician.
Heart rate
Mean, min, max, and variability (standard deviation) sit alongside CVHR and the HR-to-SpO₂ coupling — explained in heart rate and CVHR.