ASV users: the everything ASV thread.
- LittleRedTruck
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Ameriken. Ive noticed you have to have a very low leak rate with your Quattro FX. Are you doing anything special, such as a mask liner. If so which one, if I might ask. I hope I can do as well with mine. Thanks ! dan
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I highly recommend Pad-a-cheek for the Quattro FX. It solved all of my leak and mask farting issues related to the ASV.LittleRedTruck wrote:Ameriken. Ive noticed you have to have a very low leak rate with your Quattro FX. Are you doing anything special, such as a mask liner. If so which one, if I might ask. I hope I can do as well with mine. Thanks ! dan
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Dan, I think I'm just lucky for not having any issues with it. I haven't bought anything special. I wipe the liners every day to remove any sweat and oil, stay fairly cleanly shaven, wash my face before bed, and other than that I think I've just been blessed with a good fitting mask.LittleRedTruck wrote:Ameriken. Ive noticed you have to have a very low leak rate with your Quattro FX. Are you doing anything special, such as a mask liner. If so which one, if I might ask. I hope I can do as well with mine. Thanks ! dan
When I was titrated he had me on a medium and that one leaked and was very uncomfortable, so we went with a large. But other than that, leaks have been a non-issue and I have nothing special I can tell you other than perhaps seeing if a larger size might fit a little better.
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- JohnBFisher
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Ditto. I also have some REMzzzs mask liners that I've used successfully with the Quattro and Quattro FX masks.adipasqu wrote:I highly recommend Pad-a-cheek for the Quattro FX. It solved all of my leak and mask farting issues related to the ASV.LittleRedTruck wrote:Ameriken. Ive noticed you have to have a very low leak rate with your Quattro FX. Are you doing anything special, such as a mask liner. If so which one, if I might ask. I hope I can do as well with mine. Thanks ! dan
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Just checked my leak rate over the last 2 months with my Quattro FX and S9 ASV and the median rate is 0%, 95% rate is 2.4, and max is 8.4. I also use Padacheeks liners and they work like a charm.
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Hey guys, I just noticed over at CPAP.com that they are implying that the older REMStar BiPAP AutoSV Advanced now supports "A new Patient Flow and Event report enables users to view a weekly breakdown on per-breath basis."
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/remsta ... chine.html
Does this mean there is a new version of Encore Pro that will do this? Or, more likely, has some web geek just gotten the details wrong on the website? Maybe he just copied the language from the PR System One REMstar BiPAP AVAPS Machine details?
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/respir ... avaps.html
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/remsta ... chine.html
Does this mean there is a new version of Encore Pro that will do this? Or, more likely, has some web geek just gotten the details wrong on the website? Maybe he just copied the language from the PR System One REMstar BiPAP AVAPS Machine details?
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/respir ... avaps.html
EPAP min=6, EPAP max=15, PS min=3, PS max=12, Max Pressure=30, Backup Rate=8 bpm, Flex=0, Rise Time=1,
90% EPAP=7.0, Avg PS=4.0, Avg bpm 18.3, Avg Min vent 9.2 Lpm, Avg CA/OA/H/AHI = 0.1/0.1/2.1/2.3 ... updated 02/17/12
90% EPAP=7.0, Avg PS=4.0, Avg bpm 18.3, Avg Min vent 9.2 Lpm, Avg CA/OA/H/AHI = 0.1/0.1/2.1/2.3 ... updated 02/17/12
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Unless I'm missing something, I already get a 12 page report in EP that shows the past 7 days. Wouldn't that be the 'weekly' report they're referring to? I'm using Version 2.4.12.2Mr Bill wrote:Hey guys, I just noticed over at CPAP.com that they are implying that the older REMStar BiPAP AutoSV Advanced now supports "A new Patient Flow and Event report enables users to view a weekly breakdown on per-breath basis."
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/remsta ... chine.html
Does this mean there is a new version of Encore Pro that will do this? Or, more likely, has some web geek just gotten the details wrong on the website? Maybe he just copied the language from the PR System One REMstar BiPAP AVAPS Machine details?
https://www.cpap.com/productpage/respir ... avaps.html
Thinking of quitting CPAP?
No problem, here's the first thing to do when you quit:
Advanced funeral planning. When you give up CPAP, you'll probably need it.
No problem, here's the first thing to do when you quit:
Advanced funeral planning. When you give up CPAP, you'll probably need it.
Re: ASV users: join the everything ASV thread.
"...weekly breakdown on per-breath basis."
EPAP min=6, EPAP max=15, PS min=3, PS max=12, Max Pressure=30, Backup Rate=8 bpm, Flex=0, Rise Time=1,
90% EPAP=7.0, Avg PS=4.0, Avg bpm 18.3, Avg Min vent 9.2 Lpm, Avg CA/OA/H/AHI = 0.1/0.1/2.1/2.3 ... updated 02/17/12
90% EPAP=7.0, Avg PS=4.0, Avg bpm 18.3, Avg Min vent 9.2 Lpm, Avg CA/OA/H/AHI = 0.1/0.1/2.1/2.3 ... updated 02/17/12
Re: ASV users: join the everything ASV thread.
That's been on there for a while, and is incorrect. There is no flow or pressure waveform on the older ASV unit, just on the newer PRS1.Mr Bill wrote:"...weekly breakdown on per-breath basis."
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Re: ASV users: join the everything ASV thread.
Yeah, that's what I thought. I think Deborah is the only one of us that has the new one.adipasqu wrote:That's been on there for a while, and is incorrect. There is no flow or pressure waveform on the older ASV unit, just on the newer PRS1.Mr Bill wrote:"...weekly breakdown on per-breath basis."
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EPAP min=6, EPAP max=15, PS min=3, PS max=12, Max Pressure=30, Backup Rate=8 bpm, Flex=0, Rise Time=1,
90% EPAP=7.0, Avg PS=4.0, Avg bpm 18.3, Avg Min vent 9.2 Lpm, Avg CA/OA/H/AHI = 0.1/0.1/2.1/2.3 ... updated 02/17/12
90% EPAP=7.0, Avg PS=4.0, Avg bpm 18.3, Avg Min vent 9.2 Lpm, Avg CA/OA/H/AHI = 0.1/0.1/2.1/2.3 ... updated 02/17/12
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Yessirre, that thing is definitely Techno-Supremo!
We need an equipment review!
How about:
We need an equipment review!
How about:
- MSRP is $5500.
- On sale, about $4000.
- I thinking that 80% of ASV purchases right now are by people who won't benefit from that technology.
- You can get a refrigerator, range and dishwasher of superior quality for $4000.
- You can get a refrigerator, range, dishwasher, washer and dryer that are plenty good for $4000.
- I'm thinking that 50% of househouses would greatly benefit from new appliances.
- "Do the #&!%ing math."
- Does anybody know the HCPCS Code for a Kenmore Elite Super Turbo-Wash?
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Last night, again EPAP=4, PSmin=3. Still feeling better than without CPAP, but not as good as I think I should be. I may keep along this track for a while and see what happens.


Thinking of quitting CPAP?
No problem, here's the first thing to do when you quit:
Advanced funeral planning. When you give up CPAP, you'll probably need it.
No problem, here's the first thing to do when you quit:
Advanced funeral planning. When you give up CPAP, you'll probably need it.
Re: ASV users: join the everything ASV thread.
I've got it too.Mr Bill wrote:Yeah, that's what I thought. I think Deborah is the only one of us that has the new one.adipasqu wrote:That's been on there for a while, and is incorrect. There is no flow or pressure waveform on the older ASV unit, just on the newer PRS1.Mr Bill wrote:"...weekly breakdown on per-breath basis."
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Maybe 95%.NotMuffy wrote:80%
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Not a bad approach. Some of your PTB is 100% at times, which is better. PB is not, however. What is your PSmax right now?ameriken wrote:Last night, again EPAP=4, PSmin=3. Still feeling better than without CPAP, but not as good as I think I should be. I may keep along this track for a while and see what happens.
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