Philips Recalls Specific CPAPs, Bilevels, & Ventilators
The recall addresses identified potential health risks related to the sound abatement foam component in these devices.
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Zopec Medical Launches CPAP Batteries with Uninterruptible Power Supply for Power Outages
Zopec's batteries, with UPS capability, are guaranteed to last at least 8 hours, and they are available in a professional series with UPS protection for power outages and a portable series that is compact for travel.
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Somnera Delivers Less Airflow Than CPAP to Treat Obstructive Sleep Apnea
The Somnera System has received FDA clearance for treating OSA, holds 6 issued patents, and has secured US reimbursement authorization.
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Sleep DME Expands Operating Footprint in Midwest
Focus Respiratory has acquired Advanced Medical DME and PM Sleep Lab providers of sleep testing, PAP, and other respiratory products in Kansas and Missouri.
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Positive Airway Pressure Systems Comparison Guide
Compare CPAPs on parameters including dimensions, noise level, pressure range, data recorded, and features such as altitude compensation.
Read MoreManaging CPAP Mask-Related Side Effects
Pulmonology Advisor: Sleep specialist Richard J. Castriotta, MD, FCCP, FAASM, answers questions about common side effects of CPAP and recommendations for clinicians.
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Remote CPAP Mask Selection Software Comparison Guide
Compare mask selectors on parameters such as supported masks, availability, pricing structure, tech requirements, and tech support.
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FDA Clears New Bilevel by 3B Medical
The Luna G3 Auto BPAP is available with integrated heated tubing, cellular connectivity, and an algorithm that auto-adjusts pressure settings.
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How Has the COVID-19 Pandemic Impacted CPAP Use?
With fear around the risk of CPAP aerosolizing the novel coronavirus,
many anticipated that sleep apnea patients would struggle to continue their care. Here’s what the published data tells us.
Travel-Friendly CPAP Devices Comparison Guide
The travel CPAP guide compares devices on parameters including dimensions, weight, sound level, interface compatibility, power supply, and more.
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Positive Airway Pressure Interfaces Comparison Guide
This guide compares CPAP masks on parameters including warranty, available sizes, intentional leak, pressure range, and headgear.
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Baxter Management Buys Remote CPAP Mask Selector
The acquisition of SleepGlad fits into Baxter’s workflow for remote CPAP setups.
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Philips Adds All-Silicone Nasal Pillows Mask to DreamWear System
The all-silicone pillow cushion was designed using data from 3D facial scans to anatomically conform to fit and seal various nostril shapes and sizes.
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‘PortPatch’ CPAP Filter Gets FDA Emergency Use Authorization
Made of N99-rated filter material, the patent-pending PortPatch is intended to reduce the spread of airborne particulates.
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Optipillows Uses EPAP to Alleviate Snoring
Available without a prescription, the FDA-cleared device is an option for patients who present with simple snoring.
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Remote CPAP Adherence Made Easier
The ongoing challenge of getting patients to use their devices is exacerbated by social distancing. But newer interventions show promise.
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Pilot Study: Early CPAP Use in COVID-19 Hospitalizations Saves Lives
The research showed how CPAP can be delivered effectively in a ward setting, with low resources where ICU bed availability is limited.
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‘CPAP Medic’ Will Repair & Maintain CPAP Devices for Sleep Apnea Patients
CPAP Medic builds upon Repair Authority’s 30 years of experience repairing CPAPs, where it previously focused on the dealer market.
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