Sleep tests | Cenas

Polysomnography

Polysomnography is the most comprehensive standard test for studying sleep patterns and detecting any sleep-related disorders.

Respiratory polygraphy

Polygraphy measures respiratory markers and oxygen levels in the patient's blood during sleep.

Oximetry

Oximetry is a nighttime recording that measures the oxygen level in the blood.

Actigraphy

Using a small wrist-worn device (actigraph), it is possible to monitor the patient’s sleep–wake rhythm over several weeks.

Daytime tests

These tests measure the tendency to feel sleepy or, conversely, the ability to resist falling asleep.

Sleep diary

The sleep diary is a self-assessment tool that allows you to record all your sleep-related information night after night.

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FAQ

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Does my basic insurance cover my consultation and examination?

Yes. Consultations and sleep examinations are covered by basic insurance.

Can a relative come with me for the night?

Yes, your relatives can accompany you if you wish. Simply inform the nursing staff the day before and reserve a meal. The meal is at the beneficiary’s expense.

Do I need a prescription for a sleep test?

Yes, you must have a prescription from your doctor in order to undergo sleep examinations.

What should I bring with me to my exam?

Your insurance card, all your medications, toiletries, pajamas (or comfortable clothing) and slippers, comfortable clothes, and something to entertain yourself with, such as reading material or music.

Can I have a special diet during my exam?

Yes, special menus are available for people with certain allergies; you will need to inform the nursing staff before your arrival.

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