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Hypnotics to Improve Polysomnography Yield: Eszopiclone vs Ramelteon?
This study is being conducted to determine if eszopiclone is as effective as ramelteon when used as a pre-medication (sleeping pill) in sleep studies performed to diagnose and treat sleep apnea.
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