… prospective randomized study comparing PRCPAP at setting 3 (the level of greatest pressure
reduction during expiration) with constant CPAP, we aimed to investigate the efficacy of the …

… This study compared the efficacy of a removable anterior mandibular positioning (AMP)
device to continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) in patients with obstructive sleep apnea (…

… With increasing use of these devices, better monitoring techniques are required to assess
the efficacy and early recognition of babies who are failing and in need of escalated support. …

… efficacy of an adjustable oral appliance (aOA) in the largest patient population studied to
date, to our knowledge, and to provide a comparison with continuous positive airway pressure (…

… efficacy compared to CPAP in children with OSAS. We elected to compare Bi-Flex to CPAP
in this study, rather than comparing … study comparing CPAP to Bi-Flex in children with OSAS. …

… pressure and 24 h DBP when comparing with CPAP. Our NMA identified CPAP as the most
efficacious … the evaluation of sleeping characteristics and blood pressures. In addition, more …

… controlled trials comparing the effects of continuous positive airway pressure, mandibular …
the reported effects of continuous positive airway pressure versus inactive controls with the …

… By comparison, PAP effectiveness depends on mask compliance. Partial compliance yields
reduced effectiveness (relative to efficacy… versus efficacy as it applies to comparing strategies …

… During the maintenance phase, patients were ventilated with peak airway pressures set at
… rates and times, efficacy of seal, ventilatory variables during pressure-controlled ventilation, …

… The airway pressure at which the sound of leak was heard from the mouth was recorded as
leak pressure. During this test, the airway pressure was not allowed to increase over 30 cmH …