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GoldMaster
Posts: 13 Threads: 2 Joined: Jun 2019
Machine: Resmed Aircurve 10 VAuto
10-21-2019, 01:10 PM
Aircurve 10 vauto question
Hi I was titrated in the lab and and my min pressure is 6 with max pressure at 10.. I do not want to go through a DME and I want to use my Aircurve 10 vauto.. Is there a way that this unit can function as an Auto Cpap? If it can what do I set my settings to mimic min pressure 6 and max at 10?
slowriter
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Machine: Resmed Aircurve 10 VAuto
RE: Aircurve 10 vauto question
(10-21-2019, 01:10 PM)GoldMaster Wrote: Hi I was titrated in the lab and and my min pressure is 6 with max pressure at 10.. I do not want to go through a DME and I want to use my Aircurve 10 vauto.. Is there a way that this unit can function as an Auto Cpap? If it can what do I set my settings to mimic min pressure 6 and max at 10? Use the VAuto mode, set min EPAP at 6, PS at 4, and max IPAP at whatever (15-20?). The CPAP mode can't do the pressure settings your titration study says you need.
C0mbe
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Machine: Resmed Aircurve 10 ASV
10-21-2019, 04:46 PM
RE: Aircurve 10 vauto question
The vauto can’t function as an APAP but you can get it reasonably close.
EPR on a resmed APAP is similar to a true bilevel in that it drops the pressure by 1-3 cm based on the EPR setting. The difference is that an APAP removes the pressure, whereas a bipap adds the pressure to the EPAP in the form of pressure support. If your APAP settings are 6-10, you want to set the EPAP (expiratory) at 4 min to 7 max and set the PS (pressure support) to 3. This will get you the closest. Since the vauto can’t go below 4, the starting IPAP (inspiratory) would be 7 and the max IPAP would be 10.
Gideon
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10-21-2019, 05:07 PM
RE: Aircurve 10 vauto question
You have 2 different assumptions of whar EPR you were using above.
without EPR Mode = VAuto EPAP Min = 6 IPAP Max = 10 ( may be higher as long as pressure doesn't run away ) PS = 0 To adjust for EPR Mode = VAuto EPAP Min = 6 - EPR IPAP Max = 10 ( may be higher as long as pressure doesn't run away ) PS = EPR
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C0mbe
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10-22-2019, 07:11 AM
RE: Aircurve 10 vauto question
(10-21-2019, 05:07 PM)bonjour Wrote: You have 2 different assumptions of whar EPR you were using above. Good point - I forget that the vauto can be set with 0 PS.
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