According to the American Sleep Apnea Association, sleep apnea affects over ten million Americans. It occurs when someone regularly has their breathing disrupted while sleeping either because of a physical obstruction (obstructive apnea) or because the brain doesn’t send a signal to breathe (central), or a combination of the two. Apnea can occur in all […]
Read MoreI’ve always wondered why professionals in the field are inclined to call an automated CPAP machine something different from what it actually is: an automated CPAP machine. There are many instances where people calling these kinds of machines APAP machines or Auto-PAP devices. I think this is the result of confusion of the term CPAP. […]
Read MoreResMed CPAP machine and CPAP masks are widely utilized for treating sleep apnea by using Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) therapy. An CPAP machine is connected by means by flexible tube to CPAP masks or other devices with interfaces which are used to cover the nose or mouth. The machine produces pressure, which pushes the […]
Read MoreOut of all the CPAP machines currently on the market, the Remstar CPAP Machine, from the Respironics division of the Philips Corporation is a surefire winner. It is one of the top selling models for sufferers of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), and is affordable, lightweight, and very effective. So what makes the Respironics CPAP units […]
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