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Sleep Medicine Lab


Location:
Wing 14D

DSN Phone:
486-8269

CIV Phone:
 06371-86-8269

Hours:
Sleep Lab
Patients are to report NO LATER THAN 7:30 p.m.
Sleep Study slots for NO SHOW patients will be re-assigned by 8 p.m.
The Sleep Lab is open every night expect major US holidays.


After Duty Hours:
DSN 486-6654 (from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.)
During normal duty hours, please call the Sleep Clinic at DSN 486-8269.
Between 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., call hospital information (DSN 486-8106/7184) and ask to speak with the NCOIC for Sleep Medicine.

Sleep Medicine Clinic and Sleep Lab:
Currently, due to the large demand for sleep evaluations, we are only able to see active duty patients. All other patient categories will be deferred to the German economy. Expansion plans are underway, and as capacity increases, we will begin to accept other patient categories as space permits.
The Sleep Medicine Clinic offers a full range of services used in the evaluation, diagnosis and management of sleep-related disorders in adults. The Sleep Lab is equipped with the latest in monitoring equipment, providing the opportunity for full overnight sleep studies and daytime testing.
Consultation from your Primary Care Provider is required, after which you will meet with one of our board-certified sleep physicians for an initial consultation, including a complete history and physical examination. This initial evaluation will be performed in the Sleep Medicine Clinic, located in Wing 14D. If recommended, an overnight sleep study will be arranged during which small electrodes will be attached to the surface of your scalp, face and legs to record your sleep patterns.
The monitoring and testing procedures are pain free and the devices themselves will not restrict you from moving around. While you sleep, computerized monitoring systems will record brain waves, muscle activity, respiration and heart rhythms. Because it is a non-invasive procedure, no needles or catheters are used during the study.


 

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