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The new "S 10 series," officially named the ResMed AirSense 10 Elite, has arrived. The AirSense 10 AutoSet Elite model is the fixed pressure CPAP machine that will deliver one set therapy pressure through the night as prescribed by your physician.
Many new users of CPAP therapy may be confused about which machine is right for them. On the one hand, you have auto adjusting CPAP machines, and on the other, you have fixed pressure "standard CPAP" machines. What is the difference?
The ResMed CPAP Elite, a fixed pressure model, provides one setting of therapy throughout your night's sleep and does not fluctuate from that setting unless a ramp feature is enabled. This feature increases therapy from the minimal amount to the prescribed amount over a period of time to allow you to fall asleep at a lower setting.
Fixed pressure devices are the most commonly prescribed devices, and your physician establishes this number (i.e., 8cm/h2o) based off your sleep study. In cases where a home sleep test was used and an auto CPAP trialed, he/she may set it based on a compliance report of the median average of therapy needed.
We program your settings as listed on your CPAP prescription and can make changes to your settings as they adjust over time via an SD card that can be mailed to our office. Many veteran users of therapy elect to use a fixed setting they have used and are comfortable with (some even elect to forego ramp feature).
The AirSense 10 AutoSet Elite continues the superior quality of this therapy device where the S9 Elite left off. Still available in the new model is EPR (expiratory pressure relief) as well as a new modification to the ramp setting with AutoRamp. SmartStart allows the user to put his/her mask on and begin breathing, allowing the machine to turn on and start therapy.
Yes, it is. BiPAP, or BPAP, stands for bi-level positive airway pressure. It helps push air into the lungs to maintain a consistent breathing pattern throughout the night while sleeping. BiPAP machines are often used by sleep apnea patients with low oxygen levels or high pressure settings.
Unlike a CPAP machine, a BiPAP device has two pressure settings, and using one or the other will depend on the advice of your sleep physician.
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