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Sleep Apnea Devices
Sleep apnea is a sleeping disorder which is characterised by breaks in breathing during sleep. It occurs when enough air cannot progress into your lungs while you are a sleep. Thankfully for sleep apnea sufferers there are some solutions available in terms of devices that help them in getting a peaceful sleep.
One of the most common sleep apnea devices is the Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machine. It is a type of sleep apnea therapy that produces a steady stream of air flow into the lungs in order to make it possible for uninterrupted breathing and unobstructed airways during sleep. The machine does not breath for you, but simply splints the airway open allowing the patient to regulate their own breathing.
The Sandman Intro CPAP is one such apparatus which is designed with input from users and clinicians to improve patient compliance with therapy. It easily fits into users’ lives and delivers quality performance, comfort and convenience and comes equipped with features like ultra-quiet operation, automatic patient reminders and a front-facing display screen with large backlit buttons that dim automatically after use. Another instrument, Sandman Info CPAP device is designed to be accurate with intelligent pressure stability and respiratory events detection. Both machines have some level of reporting that you can take back to your Sleep Specialist, however the Intro has far more valuable information to show.
A third device, The Sandman Auto CPAP, is a highly accurate, intelligent and comfortable Automatic CPAP machine. This premium CPAP device has pressure and flow sensing ability that detects apnoea, hypopnoea, and respiratory flow limitations and snoring. Individual’s critical data is stored internally for effortless analysis with the optional software, while the auto-calibration feature provides precise pressure delivery for nearly all mask and tubing combinations. Automatic machines aren't better because they are 'more expensive'. There are some people that require a fixed machine and others need an automatic one.
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