With all due respect for helping me, you're wrong. Higher pressures do not help. He is not a regular apnea patient. He is young, in his 20s, skinny kid with flow limitation. I set the minimum to 6 and maximum to 20 in the end it ends up the same as this one with 8 and 20. Now I never had sleep apnea...

I must say that in positional apnea or chin tucking or upper airway resistance especially if it is caused by shape of the oral, nasal cavities, size of tonsils or uvula or the soft palate... The pressure increase can't do c**p there... Maybe a little bit. What should be done is just slightly elevate...

Most of us are English speakers and typically bad at other languages. Google translate suggests the top grasping is pressure support and the bottom is flow, but I've never seen pressure graphed like that... Now you can see what I did with his breathing so far... This is as far as this machine can g...

Most of us are English speakers and typically bad at other languages. Google translate suggests the top grasping is pressure support and the bottom is flow, but I've never seen pressure graphed like that... sorry... Here I translated it from German to English I forgot to translate but all the stuff...

Here are the last three images I have sent her

Here are first three images I have sent her, next three I will post in next post

Surgery of any kind is usually not looked at well here - it certainly keeps the ENTs happy, but patients tend to 'improve' only for a short time - most of the time revert to needing Cpap again anyway, but things do not necessarily go as smoothly as they would without the surgery having been done. M...

I'm not sure why you quoted me on that one ... hopefully people will figure out you were not replying to me and follow your link. I don't have the expertise to answer your question. -Kevin + ohh haha sorry, you look like a veteran in these things :D Always trust a man with beard. :) Yeah I hope som...

I have one question... is the learning of this machine "cumulative" and data derived? In other words, if I take out this memory card and insert a new one without anything on it... would it affect how the machine works? I don't think the machine uses the SD card for anything other than reporting. So...

I agree... I was just talking to a friend of mine why is Dreamstation so stupid compared to esMed AirCurve 10 VAuto when it comes to picking up flow limitations or maybe I am wrong?! I saw some reviews and I am new to this but I wondered if A.I. could be used to learn each patient and how he breaths...

I have one question... is the learning of this machine "cumulative" and data derived?

In other words, if I take out this memory card and insert a new one without anything on it...

would it affect how the machine works?

LSAT wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 10, 2020 5:00 pm

Not able to open videos..should I be able to?

I'll have them posted with a link to a private video on youtube before publishing...

Julie wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 10, 2020 3:26 pm

Is that you in the white coat?

also my medical vidos are used in 1 Swiss school and 2 American schools... That's why I am soooo cautious not to make mistakes and like ask so many questions lol sometimes it's annoying

yep :) my self :D the studio belongs to the university clinic. They have 3 to 4 more recording rooms for all sorts of stuff you want and it's easy to get it. Green screens, blue screens, medical devices and phantom dolls for instructional videos, all the gear and buildings and computers microphones,...

Even Dr. K. himself (and I personally consider him to be The Man on this topic) isn't completely sure of the nature of all of the interactive relationships among racing thoughts, insomnia, stress/anxiety, apnea, PAP therapy, etc.: Despite high prevalence of sleep apnea in chronic insomnia patients,...