CA (cluster?) events not reducing

[T818]

more pages from the report 3 that used BiPAP for titration on Oct 2022

[T818]

more pages from report 3 on Oct 2022

[T818]

last page.
they put on CPAP first and took it off after 1 hr ( I was awake during this time) or so and put on BIPAP.

[Sleeprider]

Everything points to bilevel working better, but if you want to kill the central events and periodic breathing, ASV is the solution. A low-cost solution would be to get a Resmed S9 VPAP Adapt 36007 from DotMed. This is the older model, but they are out there with low hours and low cost. Searching on Dotmed under the category Respiratory/Bilevel and filtering for Resmed, I see the following items all from seller B. Johnson of ProntoDepot at +1 (623) 738-9011
RESMED AirCurve 10 ASV #37043 Bipap Bi-level PAP 5337 hours $980, Seller
RESMED S9 VPAP Adapt BIPAP #36007, 1151 Hours $480,
RESMED S9 VPAP Adapt BIPAP #36007, 1056 Hours $500

This seller has been around quite a while and has good feedback. Use a safe and trackable payment method if you choose to do business...no cash, Venmo or similar. The S9 VPAP Adapt 36007 is an ASV auto bilevel and is the predecessor model of the Aircurve 10 ASV. Algorithms are very similar, if not identical and it uses the 2 part S9 form factor with separate humidifier.

[Dormeo]

Sleeprider has suggested a good options for you, and bear in mind that if you buy a machine that doesn't work for you, you can try selling it. You probably won't break even, but you could minimize your financial loss.

It's really hard to know what to do with data generated by one night of sleep in an unfamiliar place with a bunch of wires hooked up to you. It's all the more difficult when the data aren't even for a whole night but are for just a few hours. I think you have to stop looking for rock-solid assurances but instead see this as an experiment aimed at resolving a significant problem in your life. Maybe it'll work, maybe it won't. But you won't know unless you try.

[T818]

thanks a lot sleerider & dormeo.

I live in Bangladesh. so I am unable to buy from those sources. I have the option to rent LumisTM 150 VPAP ST for a month. is this a bilevel or asv? is it suitable?

airvurve 10 vauto, airvurve 10 vauto st, Lumis 100 VPAP S, Lumis 150 VPAP ST,  these are my options to purchase. can you please suggest which would the best option for me? also seeing airvurve 10 asv but not sure if its the correct model ( attached the pic of this one)


how do I know which are bilevel and which are asv?

[Sleeprider]

The Lumis 150 ST is an assured volume pressure support ventilator equivalent to the Aircurve 10 ST iVAPS and is not really suitable for your problem. The sellers on Dotmed may be willing to ship internationally, so don't necessarily give up on that. A Lumis Tx has all the algorithms including ASV, ST, S, Vauto. The Aircurve 10 CS Pacewave is also ASV. I'm sorry but I just don't know what models of ASV are available to your location.

[T818]

understood. thanks a lot sleeprider. i will report back if I can avail this machine to set it up.