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Sleep test package

Sleep test package

Starts at 26,000 Baht at Praram 9
A sleep test package is a diagnostic service for evaluating sleep disorders like sleep apnea, insomnia, and narcolepsy. You can typically choose between a supervised, in-lab study (polysomnography) or a more convenient, at-home test (Home Sleep Apnea Test).

Details

An HSAT is a simplified, at-home study primarily used to diagnose moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) in otherwise healthy adults. 

Package inclusions
The package typically includes a portable monitoring device and sensors, which can vary depending on the provider and technology used. Common components include: 

A wearable device, often worn on the wrist.
  • Sensors for the chest, finger, and wrist.
  • A nasal cannula to measure airflow.
  • A pulse oximeter clip for the finger to track blood oxygen levels.
  • A smartphone app to collect and transmit data to a physician.
  • A consultation with a sleep specialist to review your results.
In-lab polysomnography (PSG)

A polysomnography test is considered the "gold standard" for diagnosing a wide range of complex sleep disorders. You spend a night in a sleep center or hospital where trained technologists monitor your sleep. 

Package Items

No Sleep test package
1 Electrodes on your scalp, face, and chest to monitor Brain waves (EEG)
2 Electrodes on your scalp, face, and chest to monitor Eye movements (EOG)
3 Electrodes on your scalp, face, and chest to monitor Heart rate and rhythm (ECG)
4 Belts around your chest and abdomen to measure Breathing effort
5 A sensor near your nose to measure Airflow
6 Electrodes on your scalp, face, and chest to monitor Brain waves (EEG)
7 Electrodes on your scalp, face, and chest to monitor Eye movements (EOG)
8 Electrodes on your scalp, face, and chest to monitor Heart rate and rhythm (ECG)
9 Belts around your chest and abdomen to measure Breathing effort
10 A sensor near your nose to measure Airflow

Terms and Conditions

  • More comfortable in your own bed, which can lead to more natural sleep data.
  • Less expensive and often more accessible than in-lab studies.
  • Less comprehensive than an in-lab study; it cannot diagnose complex sleep disorders and may miss milder cases of sleep apnea.