Mark Splaingard

Professor of Pediatrics

Nationwide Children's Hospital

United States

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Mark Splaingard is a Professor of Pediatrics at Nationwide Children's Hospital, USA. His research focuses on pediatric sleep studies, airway management in conditions such as Pierre Robin Sequence, and the optimization of smoke alarm signals for children and vulnerable populations. Recent articles authored by him explore various aspects of sleep and safety, including age-dependent responsiveness to smoke alarm signals and the effectiveness of different voice tones in alarm systems.

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Yuejie Chi

Carnegie Mellon University

UNITED STATES

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Mark Splaingard

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Airway and Feeding Outcomes in Pierre Robin Sequence: A Comparison of Three Management Strategies

A large collection of real-world pediatric sleep studies.

Age-Dependent Responsiveness to Smoke Alarm Signals Among Children.

Optimizing Smoke Alarm Signals for Those at Highest Risk for Residential Fire-Related Death: Testing the Effectiveness of Children’s Smoke Alarms for Sleeping Older Adults

Management of snoring

Comparison of the effectiveness of female voice, male voice, and hybrid voice-tone smoke alarms for sleeping children

Do Sleeping Children Respond Better to a Smoke Alarm That Uses Their Mother's Voice?

Optimizing smoke alarm signals: Testing the effectiveness of children's smoke alarms for sleeping adults

What Are the Factors Affecting Total Sleep Time during Video Polysomnography in Infants?

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Yuejie Chi

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