consider using a CPAP blower for the flow instead of this DeVilbiss compressor it's cost effective and less noisy and speaking from experience it has improved the quality of my life.
I have learned that heated is better for patients with TBI as cool type is approx.63 degrees by the time it hits the patients brain. It needs to be 73 degrees to make a difference. Any answers?
consider using a CPAP blower for the flow instead of this DeVilbiss compressor it's cost effective and less noisy and speaking from experience it has improved the quality of my life.
Looking for one of these in our area, Chicago, IL northwest suburbs
Thanks this is great
I have learned that heated is better for patients with TBI as cool type is approx.63 degrees by the time it hits the patients brain. It needs to be 73 degrees to make a difference. Any answers?