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   A Sleep Deprived EEG involves staying awake for a full night, and then coming to an appointment at the Neurophysiology Department in the morning. During the appointment your EEG will be recorded for around one hour while you are drowsy and/or sleeping. Why Do I Need A Sleep Deprived EEG?

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3. publicdocuments.sth.nhs.uk › PIL204What is a sleep deprived EEG? - publicdocuments.sth.nhs.uk

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   You may have already had a standard waking EEG. Sleep deprivation may help in two ways. Firstly the tiredness may result in brain waves on the EEG which are not usually seen. Secondly, you may fall asleep during the EEG and this may reveal new information that would otherwise have been unseen.

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   A sleep deprivation video EEG is carried out in order to obtain more information about your condition. To carry out the test you should deprive yourself of sleep the night prior to your appointment. This means having as little sleep as possible, preferably NO sleep the night prior to the test.

5. www.imperial.nhs.uk › - › mediaNeurophysiology Department Your Sleep Deprived EEG test

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   A sleep-deprived EEG is the recording of the brain activity following a period of no sleep. The night before your appointment you’ll limit your sleep (more details below), and then come to the Neurophysiology Department in the morning.

6. www.dchft.nhs.uk › 2021 › 02Sleep Deprived EEG for Adults - dchft.nhs.uk

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   What are the benefits of a sleep-deprived EEG ? Going without sleep mildly stresses the brain, and so recording the EEG after sleep deprivation may give added diagnostic information. Also, if you are able to fall asleep during the test, extra information may be gained from your brainwaves in sleep. What are the risks of sleep deprivation?

7. www.cht.nhs.uk › sleep-deprived-eegSleep deprived EEG - Adult (no sedation) - CHFT

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   A sleep EEG (electro-encephalogram) is the recording of electrical activity produced by the brain whilst you sleep. It will help your doctor in making a diagnosis. A sleep EEG is useful as it obtains different information to the routine EEG, as brainwave patterns change during sleep.

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   Do I need to undergo a sleep deprived EEG?

   • A Sleep Deprived EEG is required in certain cases. This procedure involves staying awake for a full night and then coming to an appointment at the Neurophysiology Department in the morning. During the appointment, your EEG will be recorded for around one hour while you are drowsy and/\or sleeping.

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   What is a sleep deprived EEG test?

   • What is a sleep-deprived EEG test? An EEG (electroencephalogram) is a test that records the electrical activity of the brain. The nerve cells in the brain produce tiny electrical signals and these signals (also called brain waves) can be recorded via electrodes (small disks) placed on the scalp.

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   What is a sleep EEG examination?

   • What is an EEG examination? A sleep EEG (electro-encephalogram) is the recording of electrical activity produced by the brain whilst you sleep. It will help your doctor in making a diagnosis. A sleep EEG is useful as it obtains different information to the routine EEG, as brainwave patterns change during sleep.

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   Where can I find information about sleep deprived EEG & neurophysiology?

   • For information about Sleep Deprived EEG and neurophysiology, you can consult The Neurophysiology Department. It is located on the Ground Floor in the Manchester Royal Infirmary. You can also contact them by calling 0161 276 4386 or 0161 276 4564.

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   How long does a sleep deprived EEG last?

   • • A sleep-deprived EEG can last for about 11⁄2 - 2 hours. • The physiologist will explain the test. We usually do a video recording during the test. This will provide additional information for the reporting doctor in the event that you have a seizure or episode during the test.

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   What is an EEG test?

   • An EEG (Electroencephalograph) test is a routine procedure carried out in specialist hospitals. It records the electrical impulses that your brain produces while sending and receiving messages to and from your body. EEGs are performed on patients of all ages and abilities. The test is called a sleep deprived EEG when the patient is kept awake during the test to improve the quality of the results.

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   Encephalo - the head. Graph - the way the results of the test are presented. What is a sleep deprived EEG? You may have already had a standard waking EEG. Sleep deprivation may help in two ways. Firstly the tiredness may result in brain waves on the EEG which are not usually seen.