C-PAP is a continuous positive airway pressure
BiPAP is a Bilevel Positive Airway pressure
Both machines have the same functions and designs the same. It is
anon-invasive therapy for patients with sleep apnea. This machine
provides pressurized oxygen for the patients through a mask. It
acts as a splint from throat muscle collapse and prevents
obstruction. It allows the patients to breathe easily and regulate
their sleep for the night. The doctor will set pressure in the
C-PAP machine for the correct amount of pressure needed
continuously. Difference between these two machines BiPap machine
has two pressure settings for inhalation and low pressure for
exhalation. It makes the patient get more air in and out of the
lungs. C-PaP find more difficulty with pressure settings to manage
to exhale against. Sleep technician and doctor will decide which
machine is best for your condition.
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