Sleep right, live bright
Daytime fatigue, reduced performance, or loud snoring can be signs of sleep apnea – a common but often undiagnosed condition that is highly treatable. Our clinic offers structured sleep diagnostics to identify the cause of your symptoms.
What we offer:
- Standardized sleep apnea screening
- Evaluation and assessment of your personal risk profile
- Clear recommendations for next steps
For energetic days and restful nights.
Diagnostic sleep apnea screening (polygraphy)
Polygraphy (Sleep Apnea Screening)
Diagnostics at home.
Our patients receive a device to take home and wear for one night after prior instruction. The collected data is transmitted to us via an app and then analyzed. This means there is no need for another visit to the German Specialist Center.
Polygraphy allows us to detect relevant nightly breathing pauses, which often lead to significant drops in oxygen levels and may cause lasting damage to the heart, brain, or kidneys.
In mild cases, treatment may consist of simple measures such as avoiding the supine sleeping position or using a mandibular advancement device. In moderate to severe cases, however, referral to a sleep laboratory is recommended to initiate therapy with nocturnal CPAP ventilation.
Pulmonology
Breathing is life.
The heart and lungs work closely together – symptoms such as shortness of breath, cough, or reduced stamina can point to either a heart or a lung condition.
For chronic respiratory diseases like asthma or COPD, a careful and interdisciplinary assessment is essential: is the cause in the lungs, the heart – or both?
In our clinic, cardiology and pulmonology diagnostics come together under one roof – providing precise evaluation and targeted treatment of your symptoms.
Our goal is to look at heart and lungs as a whole, identify symptoms correctly, and create tailored treatment plans – so you can breathe more freely in your daily life.
Diagnostic Pneumology
Our Pulmonology Services
- Lung function testing (spirometry)
Spirometry measures key breathing values such as lung volumes, resistance, and airflow to assess how well your lungs are working. It helps detect conditions that narrow the airways, such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), asthma, or other functional changes often seen in smokers. - Reversibility testing
To help distinguish between asthma and COPD. - Exercise testing
For assessing shortness of breath during physical activity. - Pulmonary assessment in heart failure or unexplained breathlessness
To clarify the lung’s role in symptoms of reduced exercise tolerance or shortness of breath.
Enquiry
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