Yes: Most seizures would be picked up on the eeg leads of the equipment and the techs and docs are trained to recognize them on the polysomnogram readout.There is always a possibility that no seizure activity may show on a given night or that the eeg leads might not pick it up as well as a full seizure montage system.
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sleep study: An overnight supervised sleep study would monitor all vital signs including oxygen levels and would make note of any seizures as well as brain activity.
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