A specialized facility equipped to diagnose and treat various sleep disorders through comprehensive evaluation and monitoring.
A sleep study conducted in a Sleep Disorder Center, monitoring various physiological parameters such as brain waves, eye movement, heart rate, and respiratory activity during sleep.
A sleep disorder characterized by pauses in breathing or shallow breaths during sleep, often diagnosed and treated in Sleep Disorder Centers.
A common sleep disorder characterized by difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, or achieving restorative sleep, often assessed in Sleep Disorder Centers.
A neurological sleep disorder involving sudden and uncontrollable episodes of daytime sleepiness, potentially diagnosed and managed in a Sleep Disorder Center.
The use of a wrist-worn device to monitor and analyze sleep patterns and circadian rhythms, often employed in Sleep Disorder Centers for sleep-wake cycle assessment.
A trained professional responsible for conducting and monitoring sleep studies, including the setup of equipment and interpretation of data.
A common treatment for sleep apnea, involving the use of a device that delivers a continuous stream of air to keep the airways open during sleep.
A stage of sleep characterized by rapid eye movements, vivid dreaming, and physiological changes, crucial for overall sleep quality and assessed in Sleep Disorder Centers.
A daytime sleep study conducted in a Sleep Disorder Center to evaluate the degree of daytime sleepiness and diagnose disorders such as narcolepsy.
Practices and habits that promote healthy sleep, often recommended and discussed during consultations at Sleep Disorder Centers.