CPAP to diagnose laryngeal clefts by flexible endoscopy in infants
D Trachsel, J Hammer - Pediatric pulmonology, 2018
Background Laryngeal clefts (LC) are uncommon but important causes of stridor in
infants. Direct laryngoscopy is the recommended method for the detection of LC
because LC may be missed by flexible endoscopy. As laryngomalacia by far …
infants. Direct laryngoscopy is the recommended method for the detection of LC
because LC may be missed by flexible endoscopy. As laryngomalacia by far …
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[HTML] Multidisciplinary Approach by Respiratory Care Support Team for Patients Receiving Prolonged Mechanical Ventilation
S Arizono, R Hasegawa, J Hirasawa, T Ogawa… - Advances in Clinical and …, 2018
… Step 1, ● Reduce the number of forced ventilations with SIMV + PS (over
20 minutes) ● Both VCV and PCV are available. Step 2, ● If the patient's
ventilator is set at CPAP + PS, PEEP and support pressure are decreased …
20 minutes) ● Both VCV and PCV are available. Step 2, ● If the patient's
ventilator is set at CPAP + PS, PEEP and support pressure are decreased …
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Tissue retention devices and systems and methods for implanting and using them
CP Thompson, DR Pflueger - US Patent App. 15/824,837, 2018
… [0007]. Continuous Positive Airway Pressure ("CPAP") is a popular non-surgical treatment
for patients suffering from sleep apnea. CPAP … laboratory. If the nasal airway admits the
flow of air, CPAP has in many cases offered immediate relief …
for patients suffering from sleep apnea. CPAP … laboratory. If the nasal airway admits the
flow of air, CPAP has in many cases offered immediate relief …
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Methods and Devices for Treating Sleep Apnea
I Sanders, C Dwyer - US Patent App. 15/898,766, 2018
… This method is called continuous positive airway pressure ("CPAP"). CPAP requires
the use of a mask tightly attached around the nose and connected to a respirator … CPAP
is not a cure but a therapy that must be used every night …
the use of a mask tightly attached around the nose and connected to a respirator … CPAP
is not a cure but a therapy that must be used every night …
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[HTML] Long-term results of palatal implantation for severe obstructive sleep apnea patients with prominent retropalatal collapse
HC Hu, CL Kuo, TH Tung, SC Chen, LPH LI - Journal of the Chinese Medical …, 2018
… 1 Continuous positive airway pressure therapy (CPAP) is the first-line
treatment for OSA2, 3; however, many patients with limited tolerance for
CPAP seek alternative treatments, such as oral appliances or surgical …
treatment for OSA2, 3; however, many patients with limited tolerance for
CPAP seek alternative treatments, such as oral appliances or surgical …
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[PDF] Non-Invasive Ventilation and High Flow Oxygen Therapies: An Update and Review
PM ROSS - 2018
… Most commonly used interfaces for inpatient non-invasive ventilation • Components and
mechanism • Two major types • CPAP • BiPAP Page 10. Modes of NIV • CPAP • delivery
of a continuous level of positive airway pressure. • Functionally similar to PEEP …
mechanism • Two major types • CPAP • BiPAP Page 10. Modes of NIV • CPAP • delivery
of a continuous level of positive airway pressure. • Functionally similar to PEEP …
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Point of Care Ultrasound in the Assessment of the Neonatal Cardiovascular System
N Evans, M Kluckow - Hemodynamics and Cardiology: Neonatology …, 2018
… hours of age, requiring 0.75 At 6.5 hours, sudden deterioration FiO2 with
to in FIO2 1.0. Chest x-ray (CXR) showed some maintain arterial centralized
requiring O arterial 2 saturations CPAP opacification O at 2 7–8 saturation …
to in FIO2 1.0. Chest x-ray (CXR) showed some maintain arterial centralized
requiring O arterial 2 saturations CPAP opacification O at 2 7–8 saturation …
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Treatment of sleep apnea with a combination of a Carbonic Anhydrase inhibitor and an Aldosterone Antagonist: A patent evaluation of CA2958110 and …
A Angeli, CT Supuran - Expert opinion on therapeutic patents, 2018
… At present, no pharmacological agents have proved to be successful against SAS, and
the syndrome is only treated by surgical interventions or devices such as intraoral
mandibular advancement and Continuous Positive Air Pressure (CPAP) techniques …
the syndrome is only treated by surgical interventions or devices such as intraoral
mandibular advancement and Continuous Positive Air Pressure (CPAP) techniques …
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Diagnostic Strategies and Classification
G Mayer, D Pevernagie - Sleep Disorders in Neurology: A Practical Approach, 2018
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[PDF] Prospective assessment of maximum protrusion in patients wearing a mandibular advancement device
JF Masse, A Bellerive, F Sériès, L St-Pierre - Journal of Dental Sleep Medicine, 2018
… The gold standard for the treatment of sleep apnea is continuous positive airway pressure
(CPAP). Given the low adherence rate of patients on CPAP treatment, interest has turned
toward dental appliances, commonly called mandibular advancement devices (MAD) …
(CPAP). Given the low adherence rate of patients on CPAP treatment, interest has turned
toward dental appliances, commonly called mandibular advancement devices (MAD) …
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