Bipap Machine

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Patient TypeAdult & pediatricType of technologyCompressorTidal volume in ml50 ml or less - 1500 ml or moreRespiration rate, breaths/minup to 50 or moreTrigger mechanismBoth pressure and flowInspiratory flow rate, L/minupto 120 or moreInspiratory pressure, cm H2Oupto 50 or moreIE ratio1;6 to 3:1Sigh breath functionYesControl panel lockYesFacility for double lung ventilationYesNumber of loops2 loops (P-V, F-V) with facility of saving of 2 Loops for referenceLung recruitment tools (PV loops) / OLT (Open lung tools)YesLung mechanics visualization toolYesCapnography/CO2 monitoringNoEsophageal / transpulmonary pressure monitoringYesStress indexYesASV(Adaptive support ventilation) or ALTYesAPRV/Bivent/Bi levelYesMMV +PSV /ASV or ALPV or AutomodeYesPRVC/Auto flowYesHigh flow oxygen therapyYesAutomatic weaning system providedYesVolume SupportYesNon-forced Slow Vital CapacityYesPhysiologic Dead spaceYesRSBIYesImposed work of Breathing ( WOBi)YesExpiratory Time constant ( Tcexp)YesCompliance static and dynamicYesInspired and expired resistanceYesOcclusion pressureYesInspiratory and expiratory holdYesSpontaneous frequencyYesTotal peep, intrinsic peep, extrinsic peepYesExpiratory block is autoclavable and no routine calibration requiredYesAuto compensation for ET TubeYesFacility for automatic compliance & Leakage compensation for circuit availableYesRS 232 out put portYesUSB/Memory cardYesHLT Compliant out putYesType of coloured displayTFTDisplay should be touch screenYesNIV (Non Invasive Ventilation) to be possible in all modes of ventilation availableYesSize of display (in inches)12Graphic display have automatic scaling facility for wavesYesProvision of UPSYesBackup time in hrs2Built in air sourceAir compressor (external)Availability of stand alone compressorYesCompressor certificationEuropean CECompressor shall provide an oil free Medical air, with Peak output flow should be minimum 150 LPM and Air quality complying with ISO compressed air purity classYesSeller shall ensure compatibility of compressor with ventilatorYesInbuilt nebulizer with particle size less than 3 micronYesComprehensive Warranty in years5Type of flow sensorReusableNo of disposable flow sensor50Humidifier: Servo controlled with digital monitoring of inspired gas temperature with heating wire1

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A CPAP (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) and BiPAP (Bilevel Positive Airway Pressure) machine are both types of devices used in the treatment of sleep apnea and other respiratory disorders. While they serve similar purposes, there are some differences between the two:

1. CPAP Machine:

   • Function: A CPAP machine delivers a continuous and steady stream of air at a fixed pressure to keep the airway open during sleep.
   • Pressure: CPAP machines typically deliver air at a single, constant pressure level, which is prescribed by a healthcare provider based on the individual's needs.
   • Indications: CPAP therapy is commonly used to treat obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), a condition where the airway collapses or becomes blocked during sleep, leading to pauses in breathing.
   • Mode of Operation: CPAP machines operate in a single pressure mode and are set to deliver the same pressure throughout the breathing cycle, regardless of whether the user is inhaling or exhaling.

2. BiPAP Machine:

   • Function: A BiPAP machine delivers two different levels of air pressure: one for inhalation (inspiratory positive airway pressure, IPAP) and a lower pressure for exhalation (expiratory positive airway pressure, EPAP).
   • Pressure: BiPAP machines offer variable pressure settings for inhalation and exhalation, providing more tailored pressure support compared to CPAP machines.
   • Indications: BiPAP therapy is often used for individuals who have difficulty tolerating CPAP therapy due to higher pressures or who require additional support for breathing disorders such as central sleep apnea (CSA) or certain types of respiratory failure.
   • Mode of Operation: BiPAP machines operate in a bilevel mode, adjusting pressure levels based on the user's breathing patterns. They typically provide a higher pressure during inhalation to assist with breathing effort and a lower pressure during exhalation to facilitate easier breathing.

Both CPAP and BiPAP machines are commonly used in the treatment of sleep-disordered breathing, including sleep apnea. The choice between CPAP and BiPAP therapy depends on various factors, including the individual's specific diagnosis, breathing patterns, and comfort levels. It's important for individuals with sleep apnea or respiratory disorders to undergo a thorough evaluation by a healthcare provider to determine the most appropriate treatment option for their needs. Additionally, proper setup, adjustment, and ongoing monitoring of therapy are essential for optimal treatment outcomes.

Additional Information:

• Production Capacity: Modes available spontaneous,Timed,Volume assured pressuresupport,PAC