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Re: CPAP titration study -- CPAP vs. APAP (very long!)

Posted by Pat on January 31, 2002 at 15:31:55:

In Reply to: Re: CPAP titration study -- CPAP vs. APAP (very long!) posted by PamC on January 31, 2002 at 14:02:55:

CPAP or Apap is usually determined by your pressure setting and bi-pap is usally for those who have trouble exhaling against a high pressure setting. If you can rent one do that until you see what you really do well with. Yes to a heated humidifier. I like the F&P but there are thoses who like the built-in one on their CPAP. Above all don't let them talk you into a passover. Heated is the only way to go and the F&P it is easy to fill and clean.

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