… Nonetheless, in this study, we found that the benefits of the transition from APAP to CPAP
remained, even in the subgroup of patients with positional OSA and REM-related OSA. …

… apnea (OSA), central sleep apnea, and sleep-related hypoventilation. This chapter will
primarily focus on modes continuous PAP (CPAP), autotitrating CPAP (APAP), … may benefit from …

… CPAP does well, just not quite as well as APAP. The pros and cons of APAP versus CPAP
… 10 There is little science to document their benefit in nasal obstruction. There is no science …

… We conclude that both APAP and CPAP devices are comparable in terms of patients benefit,
use hours and mean pressure. The slight difference in residual AHI is probably due to the …

… of patients who may particularly benefit from a given treatment. It should be noted that
experts have opined that APAP may be used in the setting of failed fixed CPAP (CD, personal …

… that CPAP and APAP produced a similar improvement in daytime sleepiness. They also
showed APAP pressure was lower than CPAP … the monetary benefits of APAP over CPAP and …

… There is a setting on CPAP and APAP machines called end … may benefit from a BiPAP
titration study in the laboratory to see if he or she benefits more from BiPAP than CPAP or APAP. …

… between APAP versus CPAP in … the benefits and harms of APAP and CPAP are similar,
and the balance of effects does not favor either intervention. The main potential benefit of APAP …

… tend to be higher than fixed CPAP therapy. Despite these differences between CPAP and
APAP, there are no clinically significant differences between CPAP and APAP with regards to …

… dIn a clinical sample control of OSA during APAP titration is often poor, and close … apnea
indices on the diagnostic study. Device AHI does not reliably assess control during APAP …