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Posted by SCNVSleep on August 27, 2002 at 13:39:08:In Reply to: Re: Bipap with backup rate. What is it? posted by RPSGT and Proud of It on August 27, 2002 at 11:56:15:
What was entertaining about that thread and brought a smile to my face just now, is that in your experience B/U hasn't worked for you. OK...that happens; whether it is your application of it, or the equipment you used may have had a poor logarithm (sp?) and made it impossible to have success with it.
But the fact that because of your poor experience with something you are willing to condemn not only the science, but the experience of everyone on the board who has had good experience and can back up their experience with literature...and you absolutely refuse to think that maybe, just possibly its just you and not the equipment in general.....thats funny.
- Re: Bipap with backup rate. What is it? RPSGT and Proud of It 19:06 8/27/02 (0)
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