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Still useful if you can put people in a balcony for instance, old school sanatorium style. And what is usually called "CPAP" is actually not constant airpressur
by jacobush 7y ago
Still useful if you can put people in a balcony for instance, old school sanatorium style. And what is usually called "CPAP" is actually not constant airpressure anymore but adapts continuously with software.
- bradknowles 7y agoThat would technically be an “Auto-PAP”. I have a CPAP and my doctor has specifically said that I should stick with this technology for as long as I can, because it will be better and more effective for me in the long run. He said that an Auto-PAP or a Bi-PAP would be the next step, if we get to needing pressure levels that a CPAP can’t deliver.