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Pretty good? If that isn't excellent, I'm not sure that your goals are realistic. Are you trying to get your AHI down to zero?
I on't see anything wrong with the leak. What's bothering you about it?
You can see that at the Hour 2 mark, you have Zero Leak. Hard to tell from the online image, but it appears to be in the low 30s. Your data shows an average leak of 38, but I don't think it's realistic to think that it can get better than it already is. Declare victory and enjoy your new-found post-successful CPAP life!
Daniel
As long as your leak is not so high that your machine is missing events, you are basically good. After that, there are diminishing returns for leak battles. Of course, air escaping through the mouth is bad, so fighting mouth leak is a good thing to do. But small leaks around the mask are no biggie as long as the air isn't blowing in your eyes, isn't waking you up, or doesn't seem to be causing arousals (in the sense of the leaks making you feel bad because your brain was irritated by the sound and feel of them all night).
The resolution for the leak line in the graph for that software has a resolution of 7 L/m , I understand--that's why the line is so jagged, changing abruptly. So be sure not to read too much exactitude into the location of that line as it jumps around among 32/39/46. ( http://www.cpaptalk.com/viewtopic.php?t=33829#p287621 )
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