I was browsing for articles when I ran into this:
Conclusions: Nasal pillows are a well-tolerated and effective interface for OSAHS patients receiving CPAP at 14 cm H2O. Use of nasal pillows was associated with fewer adverse effects and better sleep quality during the first 3 weeks of CPAP therapy. Further investigation is needed to determine whether interface type affects long-term CPAP use.
in:http://www.chestjournal.org/cgi/content ... 123/4/1112
They were comparing the Breeze and a Respironics Contour.
Seems to fit in with the experience of many of us...
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pillows probably better for beginners
pillows probably better for beginners
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