01-09-2022, 12:29 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-09-2022, 12:32 PM by David Clark.)
RE: New to this
(01-09-2022, 12:13 PM)desaturator Wrote: Also -- if you didn't have CA on the sleep study, why are you using a BiPAP rather than good old CPAP? Do you have other problems that need the extra ventilation flexibility?
Best wishes, DS
I'm using a BiPap because originally I was going to order an APap(?) because I wanted a difference in the breathing out and in pressures and the Dr suggested I get a BiPap because the breathing out pressure can be set lower on that and since I used to smoke for 20 years he felt like I might possibly have trouble breathing against the pressure.
(01-09-2022, 12:10 PM)SarcasticDave94 Wrote: With the data that's visible, it appears that your higher PS of 5 might be initiating some CA. Did you have issues with CA on the sleep study? If not, these will be treatment emergent Centrals.
Close the OSCAR calendar by clicking on the black triangle in the date. That will allow more left panel info to be shown.
This is the results on CA from the study.
RE: David Clark - Therapy Thread
I forgot to mention, please lose the calendar in your screenshots. It eats a bunch of real estate that can be used for therapy data. Try using the F12 key to take your screenshots. This will collapse the calendar during image capture. Also, F9 will toggle the calendar. This listed in the View menu section.
RE: New to this
(01-09-2022, 12:10 PM)SarcasticDave94 Wrote: With the data that's visible, it appears that your higher PS of 5 might be initiating some CA. Did you have issues with CA on the sleep study? If not, these will be treatment emergent Centrals.
Close the OSCAR calendar by clicking on the black triangle in the date. That will allow more left panel info to be shown.
RE: David Clark - Therapy Thread
David, your new VAuto can be optimized to work for you if this is just treatment
emergent central's, but we need to know if CA's showed up on your sleep study.
If you have central sleep apnea, no Cpap, Apap, or BiLevel will treat this. Only a ASV machine can treat CSA.
If you have a copy of the study, please post it here, redacted of personal information.
RE: David Clark - Therapy Thread
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RE: David Clark - Therapy Thread
(01-09-2022, 12:43 PM)OpalRose Wrote: David, your new VAuto can be optimized to work for you if this is just treatment
emergent central's, but we need to know if CA's showed up on your sleep study.
If you have a copy of it, please post it here, redacted of personal information.
I was about to post a screenshot of it for you but apparently I've reached my limit on attachments for now. I don't know when I'll be able to post more photos but I'll try again later.
I could post a link to it as a pdf but that would have my personal information on it. I thought I had posted the study here before. Maybe not.
RE: David Clark - Therapy Thread
(01-09-2022, 12:43 PM)OpalRose Wrote: David, your new VAuto can be optimized to work for you if this is just treatment
emergent central's, but we need to know if CA's showed up on your sleep study.
If you have central sleep apnea, no Cpap, Apap, or BiLevel will treat this. Only a ASV machine can treat CSA.
If you have a copy of the study, please post it here, redacted of personal information.
Ok...I did post it here before. It's on the first page of this thread, next to last comment.
RE: David Clark - Therapy Thread
David - If you need to repost an image that is in a previous post, go to your [UserCP] - Miscellaneous - Manage Attachments. Right-click on the image you wish to repost, and select Copy Link. While in your post, select the Insert an image button and paste the copied URL into it.
RE: David Clark - Therapy Thread
(01-09-2022, 01:09 PM)Crimson Nape Wrote: David - If you need to repost an image that is in a previous post, go to your [UserCP] - Miscellaneous - Manage Attachments. Right-click on the image you wish to repost, and select Copy Link. While in your post, select the Insert an image button and paste the copied URL into it.
Thank you.  ![[Image: attachment.php?aid=36346]](http://www.apneaboard.com/forums/attachment.php?aid=36346)
RE: David Clark - Therapy Thread
Ok, found it in post #9. Thanks for reposting.
Did you happen to read Gideon's response? His concern over your drops in oxygen is the one thing I noticed too. Do you have an overnight recording oximeter? Although the use of Apap therapy should help, but always a good idea to keep tabs on that.
http://www.apneaboard.com/forums/Thread-...#pid417094
The good new is that the study didn't show CA to be an issue.
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