Limb Movement Disorders
James D. Geyer, MD
Paul R. Carney, MD
 FIGURE 5-1 Polysomnogram: Standard montage (prior display montage); 60 second page. Clinical: 58-year-old woman with a low back injury and frequent nocturnal leg movements. Staging: Stage 1 sleep. EMG: Unilateral (left) periodic leg movements. |
 FIGURE 5-2 Polysomnogram: Standard montage (prior display montage); 60 second page. Clinical: 40-year-old woman with restless legs syndrome and a right lumbar radiculopathy. Staging: Stage 3 sleep. EMG: Unilateral (right) periodic leg movements. |
 FIGURE 5-3 Polysomnogram: Standard montage (prior display montage); 120 second page. Clinical: 62-year-old man with excessive daytime sleepiness and a history of kicking his wife at night. Staging: Stage 2 sleep with K-complexes. The K-complexes accompany some but not all of the periodic limb movements. Respiratory: Snoring with otherwise normal respirations. EMG: Bilateral periodic leg movements starting slightly earlier on the left side. |
 FIGURE 5-4 Polysomnogram: CPAP and PLM montage (prior display montage); 30 second page.
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