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Posted by Texas sleep on November 10, 2002 at 22:48:23:In Reply to: Pediatric sleep studies posted by NC on November 07, 2002 at 06:14:14:
I have done pedi cases in the past. scoring is a little tough each pedi age has a different criteria. get pediatirc sleep medicine book. its by the same folks as Sleep med book. The only difference in montage is that I add T3 and T4 due to the likelyhood of seziure activity. 3 year olds and spindles...ahhh good luck have some problems there...the amplitude is high with some of them.
Good Luck
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