Normal Level air flow
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Normal Level air flow
what is "normal air flow" or "normal pressure" or most common ... Thanks. CuzEl
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turbosnore
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Re: Normal Level air flow
What do you mean with "normal pressure" or "normal flow"?
If you mean most common CPAP pressure (95% median on APAPs), maybe you should make a poll.
About normal flow - that's harder. If it's of any help, I remember that the vital capacity of an adult
is typically 4 - 5 litres.
If you mean most common CPAP pressure (95% median on APAPs), maybe you should make a poll.
About normal flow - that's harder. If it's of any help, I remember that the vital capacity of an adult
is typically 4 - 5 litres.
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Sheriff Buford
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Re: Normal Level air flow
A sleep study will indicate a nomal air flow needed to treat your apneas. Everyone is different. There is no "normal".
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