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robysue wrote:And why does the pressure stay at the bottom EXHALE pressure level when you're in the middle of a Central Apnea? I really don't know. All I can assume is that somehow the machine is designed that way. I had thought that EPR was suspended when events were being detected and that the pressure was then held constant at the prescribed level, which is the pressure level at the tops of the peaks on the mask pressure graph.

deltadave wrote:

robysue wrote:

Each "double hump" is a breath. The part of the breath above the "0" line is when you are inhaling. The part of the breath below the "0" line is when you are exhaling. The "O" line is the line that cuts the humps in half.

¿Qué?