Bi PAP Machines
BiPAP stands for bilevel positive airway pressure. It is a breathing apparatus that helps people get more air into their lungs. Created in the 1990s, it was developed from the CPAP, which stands for continuous positive airway pressure. These devices are used to help treat breathing difficulties, particularly obstructive sleep apnea.
Sleep apnea is a problem in which a person's upper airway collapses, causing breathing to stop temporarily, but repeatedly. Apnea sufferers sometimes wake suddenly with a huge rousing snore. Their quality of sleep is usually poor and can lead to mental problems such as depression and lack of concentration. The physical health of the sufferer can also deteriorate.
A CPAP machines work by maintaining a certain amount of air pressure within a mask that the person wears while he sleeps. The extra pressure allows the user to sleep by keeping his airway open. The problem with a CPAP, however, is that the person has to exhale against the extra pressure. This makes it unsuitable for certain people, including those suffering from neuromuscular diseases.
The BiPAP machines allows the air that is delivered through the mask to be set at one pressure for inhaling and another for exhaling. This makes BiPAP much easier for users to adapt to and also allows neuromuscular disease sufferers to use the device. These dual settings also allow people who use the device to get more air in and out of the lungs.
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BiPAP® Pro 2 w/ Bi-Flex® A reliable, proven approach to treatment that makes breathing more natural, especially at expiration. A bi-level pressure range to 25 cmH2O and Bi-Flex pressure range to 25 cm H2Oallow you to comfortably treat patients with severe OSA. BiPAP Pro 2 also features integrated humidification and built-in Encore Pro® Smart Card recording capability for added flexibility in treatment and follow-up. |
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BiPAP® AutoSV The BiPAP autoSV sleep therapy system is specifically designed to be the best choice for managing complicated sleep-disordered breathing patients. It combines a number of technologies to recognize and react to changing pressure needs, and it's clinically proven to treat obstructive, central and complex apneas and hypopneas, along with periodic breathing.
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BiPAP® Plus Combines a host of features from our established OSA therapy products. It’s a small, lightweight and quiet system that features integrated humidification, making it even easier for patients to comply with therapy. BiPAP Plus integrates with the REMstar heated humidifier, making it as easy for you to stock as it is for patients to use. |
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BiPAP® Pro Bi-level System with Bi-Flex® The BiPAP Pro with Bi-Flex bi-level system makes breathing easier and more natural for adult patients with Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA) who are having difficulty complying with continuous positive airway pressure therapy. Bi-Flex technology softens the airflow in inhalation and exhalation to settings of 1, 2 or 3 to provide increased pressure relief, making breathing more comfortable for the patient. |
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Used Respironics Schnrony sometimes in stock
Used Respironics Bipap and Bipap Plus sometimes in stock
M series Bipap with Heated humidifier
Please call for with any Bi PAP questions at 1-877-901-1464
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