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Valarie, my son has had ph probes placed in his nose to his stomach for reflux.

Then they have done sleep studies on him too. He had a 72 hour eeg. He was

hooked up to about 20 electrodes glues to his head and a camera on him at all

times including during sleep. The machine was hug and we had to carry it all

day. The wires were around a small room lenght so he couldn't move around alot.

It was harder for him to sleep but it came back ok. No seizures. The tube

placement was hard on him then an x-ray to be sure it was placed right. Hope

that helps. Dawn cvid mother to cvid, acid reflux disease, asthma,

develop. delay

osdbmom <osdbmom@...> wrote: Has anyone had a kid have PES(I think, it

sounds like PEZ)monitoring?

I thought it would be like an ng/ph probe type tube, but the nurse who

called today said it is its own kind of tube, a PES tube. What is the

difference? and, is it bad going in? I am thinking this will be a bad

night.........electrodes everywhere, all over his head and legs and

feet, and then a tube up his nose and down his throat........and then

they want a " normal sleep time study " , like that will ever happen.

I wish they would give a little versad or something for things like

this, but they dont. Just wondering if anyone has had this experience.

Valarie

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