Reading Sleep Study Results: Identifying Sleep Apnea

January 16, 2013 2:09 pm

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Dr. Paul Suratt explains the results of a sleep study indicting a patient has sleep apnea. The electronic chart shows breathing, oxygen levels, chest and abdomen movement, snoring and brain waves.

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