What Does a Sleep Study Measure?

The most widely used type of sleep study is a polysomnogram. While you slumber in a high-tech sleep lab that looks like a comfortable hotel room, a technician in a nearby room records your brain activity and selected information from your body. Together, this data reveal a detailed picture of your unique sleep patterns—including how much time you spend in light and deep stages, whether you’re receiving enough oxygen, how often you awaken (even slightly), and whether sleep is disrupted by factors such as arm and leg movements.

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What Sleep-Lab Equipment Is Used?

The most widely used type of sleep study is a polysomnogram. While you slumber in a high-tech sleep lab that looks like a comfortable hotel room, a technician in a nearby room records your brain activity and selected information from your body. Together, this data reveal a detailed picture of your unique sleep patterns—including how much time you spend in light and deep stages, whether you’re receiving enough oxygen, how often you awaken (even slightly), and whether sleep is disrupted by factors such as arm and leg movements.

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What Steps Can Increase Comfort?

better sleep, avoid alcohol and naps the day of your sleep study. Don’t have anything with caffeine (including coffee, tea, cola and chocolate) after lunch. At your doctor’s visit before your sleep study, be sure to share all of the medications and supplements you take. Follow your doctor’s recommendations, and bring comfortable pajamas and a book or magazine to read.

“We don’t expect you to sleep as well as you would at home, and we take that into account,” Benjamin says. “Most people sleep better than they expect. The technicians are very reassuring too.” If you have to use the bathroom during the study, just say so. The technician monitoring your sleep will disconnect the wires for you.

Benefits of a Sleep Lab Evaluation

Undergoing a sleep study in a dedicated lab provides accurate diagnosis and personalized treatment for sleep disorders.

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Comfortable Monitoring

Sleep labs are designed to simulate a restful environment, ensuring you feel at ease while being observed overnight.

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Accurate Diagnosis

Comprehensive data from brain waves, oxygen levels, heart rate, and breathing patterns help pinpoint the exact sleep disorder.

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Treatment Guidance

Sleep studies help determine the best course of treatment — from CPAP therapy to behavioral changes or surgical options.

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Improved Cognitive Function

Proper diagnosis and treatment of sleep issues can restore focus, memory, and daytime performance.

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Better Heart Health

Addressing sleep disorders like apnea reduces the risk of heart disease, stroke, and high blood pressure.

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Weight & Metabolic Support

Proper sleep contributes to better weight control and supports healthier metabolism and hormone regulation.

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Better Quality Sleep

Identifying and treating sleep issues allows patients to enjoy deeper, more restorative sleep on a regular basis.

How is Endoscopic Skull Base & Orbital Surgery Done?

Surgery Procedure

The Procedure

Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery is a minimally invasive approach that uses the nose and sinus cavities as natural corridors to reach the skull base or brain. This procedure makes it possible for physicians to operate on areas that were either once deemed inaccessible or requiring a craniotomy or large incision on the face or skull.

Endoscopic Orbital Surgery uses the same techniques to access diseases or tumors of the eye socket (orbit) or optic nerve leading to the brain.

During the procedure, an endoscopic skull base surgeon works alongside neurosurgeons, ophthalmologists, and other specialists as needed. This combination of specialists ensures the best care possible for patients.

Step-by-Step Process

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Preparation

Patient is placed under general anesthesia and positioned appropriately for the procedure.

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Access

The endoscope is inserted through the nostril to access the nasal cavity and sinuses.

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Navigation

Using specialized navigation systems, the surgeon carefully advances toward the target area.

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Treatment

The condition is treated using specialized instruments while preserving surrounding structures.

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Completion

The surgical site is examined for any complications, and the instruments are removed.

Patient Testimonials

"Dr. Roy's expertise in endoscopic surgery changed my life. After years of suffering, I finally found relief with minimal discomfort and fast recovery. His approach is truly revolutionary."

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Rajesh Sharma

Endoscopic Skull Base Surgery Patient

"I was terrified when I learned I needed orbital surgery, but Dr. Gaurav's minimally invasive approach meant no visible scars and a quick recovery. I'm forever grateful for his skill and compassion."

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Priya Patel

Endoscopic Orbital Surgery Patient

"The care I received from Dr. Roy and his team was exceptional. They explained every step of the procedure and made me feel comfortable throughout. The endoscopic approach meant I was back to normal activities within weeks!"

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Amit Verma

Skull Base Surgery Patient

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Office Information

Address-1

Gangapur Rd, opposite madhur sweets, Ashtavinayak Colony,
Savarkar Nagar, Nashik, Maharashtra 422013

Phone-Gangapur road

8007484847

Address-2

Dr ROY ENT Clinic and Speciality Hospital
Ground Floor, Purab Paschim Plaza
New Cidco, Trimurti Chowk, Savata Nagar, Nashik, Maharashtra 422008

Phone-Trimurti Chowk

7774077606

Email

info@royentclinic.com

Business Hours

Monday - Friday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Sunday: Closed

Frequently Asked Questions

Endoscopic skull base surgery can be used to treat various conditions including pituitary tumors, craniopharyngiomas, meningiomas, chordomas, CSF leaks, certain infections, and other growths at the base of the skull or upper vertebrae.

Yes, endoscopic skull base and orbital surgery are considered safe procedures when performed by experienced specialists like Dr. Gaurav Roy. These minimally invasive techniques generally have fewer risks and complications compared to traditional open surgeries.

Recovery time varies based on the specific procedure and individual factors, but generally, patients can expect a shorter recovery period compared to traditional surgery. Most patients can return home within 1-3 days after surgery and resume normal activities within 2-4 weeks.

One of the major advantages of endoscopic surgery is that it leaves no visible external scars. The procedure is performed through natural openings like the nose, eliminating the need for external incisions on the face or scalp.

Candidacy for endoscopic surgery depends on various factors including the type, size, and location of the condition being treated. Dr. Gaurav Roy conducts thorough evaluations including clinical examinations and imaging studies to determine the most appropriate treatment approach for each patient.