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       Polysomnography
An overnight, fully attended 16-18 channel diagnostic sleep study in which there is continuous monitoring of the patient.  This test includes several types of measurements used to identify different sleep stages and classify various sleep disorders.  Small sensors are connected to the head, face, chest and legs of the patient to monitor different brain and body activities, including brain waves, eye movements, heart rate, respiration and muscle movements.
       CPAP Titration
A full night titration of nasal CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) after diagnosis of Obstructive Sleep Apnea.
       50/50 Polysomnography/CPAP Split Study
An overnight sleep study during which, after documentation of obstructive sleep apnea is noted in the first half of the night, CPAP may be initiated and titrated.
       Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT)
A series of naps performed during the day following a polysomnogram for patients with symptoms of unexplained daytime somnolence.  A MSLT is also a diagnostic study for narcolepsy.
       Unattended Limited Channel Polysomnogram
An overnight unattended 4-6 channel diagnostic sleep study.  The test will primarily measure: Airflow, respiration, heart rate, body position, oxygen saturation, and snoring.
       Pulse Oximetry
Overnight monitoring of blood oxygen and pulse rate. Used as screening for suspicion of Obstructive Sleep Apnea.
       Consultation
An in-depth sleep consultation with a board certified sleep specialist.