I remember reading somewhere that there are only a handful of machines that can be used by children. Anyone know if this is true? If so, any links so I can start looking at machines? How about masks?
My son just had his second sleep study (in 2 years, not titration) and I want to be prepared. If his results are the same or worse than his last study, pulmo wants to try him on cpap. She will also write a specific script for a machine and mask so I don't have to argue with DME.
Masks and machines available to pediatric patients
Re: Masks and machines available to pediatric patients
I don't think that the machines are different.
Masks can be yes... different sizes... for an example see the Kidsta mask.
Masks can be yes... different sizes... for an example see the Kidsta mask.
Re: Masks and machines available to pediatric patients
And the Fisher & Paykel 406.cflame1 wrote:I don't think that the machines are different.
Masks can be yes... different sizes... for an example see the Kidsta mask.
Re: Masks and machines available to pediatric patients
PS - If you are not already aware, there are dedicated pediatric forums on http://www.talkaboutsleep.com/, http://www.apneasupport.org/, and http://www.sleepguide.com/group/sleepdisorderschildren that may also be of interest to you.