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Can We Reduce the Diagnostic Burden of Sleep Disorders? A-Single Centre Study of Subjective and Objective Sleep-Related Diagnostic Parameters

2025-03-29

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Sleep disorders are highly prevalent in society and require focused attention within healthcare systems. While patient history, reported complaints, and subjective sleep questionnaires can provide initial insights into the potential sleep issues, polysomnography (PSG) remains the gold standard for diagnosing various sleep disorders. However, long waiting times for PSG appointments in many healthcare facilities pos...

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9843ba45-b27d-5704-9e4b-a90614f3f85d
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10.20944/preprints202503.2158.v1
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