ResMed’s VPAP Bilevels Deliver Superior Therapy for a Variety of Patient Needs
Patients are individuals with different conditions and different therapy needs. Some require additional comfort measures to keep them compliant. Some have unique lung and chest-wall conditions creating breath synchronization challenges that require ventilatory assistance. The new VPAP™ products offer the ultimate in silent, synchronized bilevel therapy—noise-free operation combined with maximum clinical control—to help you meet the unique needs of every patient.
The quiet and comfort of Easy-Breathe
Easy-Breathe technology improves comfort and reduces noise with advanced software and a sophisticated motor.
Near-silent operation
ResMed’s patented Easy-Breathe motor reduces noise to 26 dB and is available across all VPAP devices. Up to 90% quieter than the leading competitor, it allows patients and bed partners to sleep peacefully throughout the night and easily adjust to therapy.
Minimum size, maximum performance
These advanced bilevel ventilating systems are con- tained within the smallest, most convenient package in the market—a masterpiece of function and design. The unit weighs less than three pounds and comes with a sleek travel bag for easy transportation. Patients, bed partners and caregivers appreciate the easy integration of ResMed’s VPAP systems into the care-giving environment.
More natural breathing pattern
Featured in the VPAP Auto 25 and VPAP ST, ResMed’s Easy-Breathe responds to patient breathing patterns with heightened sensitivity. The smooth Easy-Breathe wave- form is more natural and comfortable than the traditional square bilevel waveform. Easy-Breathe fills the lungs gradually, leaving patients relaxed. Originally introduced in the VPAP Adapt SV,™ the smooth pressure waveform is ideally suited for noncompliant CPAP patients as well.
| 40 | |
| | 39 |
dB(A) | 35 | |
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Sound Pressure, | 30 | 32 |
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25 | 26 |
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| 20 | |
VPAP S | Competitor A | Competitor A |
VPAP ST | ST device | S mode & |
VPAP Auto 25 | | auto device |
Radiated noise measured at 10 cm H2O at a distance of
1 meter according to ISO 17510-1 (as measured on 12/7/07).
