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CPAP ventilator machines are short for Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) ventilators. Individuals with conditions such as sleep apnea are breathe easier with these medical devices. These ventilators also have several other uses that trained physicians can help determine. Conditions such as ALS, Parkinson’s, obstructive pulmonary disorder (OPD) or other diseases with patients who need assistance with breathing. Patients can ultimately transition from using intubation breathing tubes to breathing on their own by using a CPAP ventilator. 

Bi-Level PAPs (BiPAP) provide different pressure levels for inhaling than for exhaling. Both types of machines provide benefits to individuals who have various respiratory conditions. Exhaling over a constant pressure is a challenging aspect of PAPs when adjusting them for a patient. This is where a Bi-Level PAP best is preferable for those patients who are in need of mid to high range inhalation pressures. This device provides the ability to set two distinct and constant pressures, one for inhalation and one for exhalation, and thus making it easier for patients to breath.