multiple sleep latency test

What Do MSLT Results Indicate?

The primary measure in MSLT is the mean sleep latency, which is the average time it takes to fall asleep during the nap opportunities. A shorter mean sleep latency (sleep onset REM periods (SOREMPs) can be indicative of narcolepsy.

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