polysomnography (psg)

Are there any Risks Associated with PSG in Children?

PSG is a safe and non-invasive procedure. The primary risks are minor and include discomfort from the sensors and potential difficulty sleeping in the laboratory setting. However, the benefits of accurately diagnosing and treating sleep disorders far outweigh these minimal risks.

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