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Advantages and disadvantages of the different methods for administering positive airway pressure

Advantages and disadvantages of the different methods for administering positive airway pressure
Mode of positive pressure ventilation Advantages Disadvantages
CPAP
  • Inexpensive
  • Widely available
  • Lack of inspiratory pressure support
Bilevel
  • Widely available
  • Can provide inspiratory pressure support to augment tidal volume (ie, active ventilation)
  • Leak tolerant
  • A lower mean airway pressure when treating OSA, which may lead to better tolerance of the therapy
  • Better respiratory muscle rest
  • More rapid improvement of respiratory acidosis
  • Tidal volume may be limited by patient-related factors
  • Potential for patient-ventilator asynchrony and associated ineffective ventilation
  • Potential for persistent hypoventilation due to development of central apneas (can be avoided if using S/T mode), ineffective triggering of IPAP, or tidal volume limitation due to severe residual upper airway obstruction (ie, obstructive apneas/hypopneas) or decreased respiratory system compliance
Volume-cycled
  • Can set specific respiratory parameters
  • More expensive
  • Less widely available
  • Less well tolerated than pressure support devices
  • Leaks lead to loss of tidal volume
CPAP: continuous positive airway pressure; IPAP: inspiratory positive airway pressure; PAP: positive airway pressure; S/T: spontaneous/timed.
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