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During sleep testing, the activities that go on in your body during sleep (brain waves, muscle movements, eye movements, breathing through your mouth and nose, snoring, heart rate and leg movements) are monitored by small electrodes applied to your head and skin. Flexible elastic belts around your chest and abdomen measure your breathing. The level of oxygen in our blood and your heart rate are monitored by a clip on your index finger or earlobe. None of these devices are painful and all are designed to be as comfortable as possible. Services offered include:
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Polysomnogram (PSG), also called sleep study, is a
non-invasive test that records vital signs and physiology during
a night of sleep. It includes measurements from an EEG, EMG, EOG
and EKG, as well as respiratory airflow and respiratory effort,
oxygen saturation and body position.
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