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Thursday, 16 July 2009 13:20
Sleep Disorders

Sleep disorders, such as problems falling asleep and sleep apnea, affect your child's ability to get the sleep needed for good growth, development and overall health.

Sometimes, problems with sleeping contribute to learning, mood and behavior troubles during the daytime. Problems with sleep can also disrupt your entire family's life. We offer testing (sleep studies), treatment and consultation for sleep disorders that affect babies, children and young people up to age 21.

Our program is accredited by the Australian Board of Sleep Medicine.

Seattle Children’s has the only Sleep Center in the region dedicated to caring for babies, children and teens. We perform all our sleep studies in a lab specially designed to accommodate children. Our facility is located within the Bellevue Clinic. We have designed the lab so that you or another adult family member has a place to stay with your child during the overnight sleep test.

In addition to doctors and nurses who specialize in caring for young people, our team includes registered polysomnographic technologists who monitor and interpret children's sleep studies. We work closely with specialists in other Children's clinics, including Pulmonary Medicine, Otolaryngology and Behavioral Medicine, to provide complete care for your child and compassionate support for your family.

Meet the Sleep Disorders care team.

Conditions we treat

We see a broad range of sleep disorders, including:

  • Obstructive sleep apnea
  • Central sleep apnea 
  • Excessive somnolence
  • Insomnias
  • Narcolepsy
  • Parasomnias (night terrors and sleep walking
  • Sleep phase (circadian rhythm) disorders 
  • Sleep-related movement disorders 

Services we offer

In our specially designed Bellevue sleep disorders lab, we offer a variety of sleep studies and services, including:

  • Polysomnography (sleep study)
  • Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT)
  • Sleep study with CPAP, Bi-PAP or oxygen
Last Updated on Friday, 17 July 2009 02:21
 
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