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Clinic Profile

TheSleep and Long-Term Electroencephalography Unit began operating in 2019 on the premises of Nicosia General Hospital, under the auspices of the Medical School of the University of Cyprus and OKYPY. Since the end of 2021, the Sleep and Long-Term Electroencephalography Unit has also been in operation in specially designed areas within Nicosia General Hospital.

Main Objectives

  • The timely and effective diagnosis and treatment of primary and secondary sleep disorders and daytime symptoms (e.g. sleepiness and excessive fatigue).
  • Raising awareness among the public and healthcare professionals regarding sleep-related issues and sleep disorders.
  • Long-term video electroencephalographic monitoring (Long-term video-EEG monitoring) for the differential diagnosis of specific forms of epilepsy, movement disorders, and neurological diseases with paroxysmal, circadian, or periodic characteristics.

Equipment

The use of complete and state-of-the-art technological equipment, the adoption of new technologies and methods, the continuous training of staff, and ongoing professional development through participation in conferences, workshops, and educational activities—combined with our unwavering dedication to serving both adult and pediatric patients—ensure the provision of high-quality medical services.

You can find more information about the Clinic and the Laboratory at the link below:

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The Team

Laboratory Supervisors:

Dr. Georgios Chatzigeorgiou, Professor of Neurology, Director of the Neurology Clinic
Dr. Panayiotis Bargiotas, Assistant Professor of Neurology, Sleep Medicine Specialist

Neurophysiologists:

Christiana Ioannou, Katerina Christodoulou

Secretarial Support:

Styliana Karamanou



Medical Staff

Sub Clinics

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