AirSense 10 AutoSet is a self-regulating pressure therapy device that automatically adjusts pressure levels to suit your needs and to ensure you get the lowest pressure you need. When AirSense 10 AutoSet ResMed is used with the new Humidair heated humidifier and the ClimateLineAir heated tube, it offers the most comfortable temperature and humidity levels.

Key Features

Intelligent detection: With sleep-on detection AutoRamp starts by offering low pressure for extra comfort and after sleeping, gradually boosts pressure to the predicted level.

Just press the start key and get ready!

Simple and intuitive user interface provides feedback about treatment every morning. It is now easy for you to change the comfort settings with this interface.

Other Features

Built-in ambient light sensor; The light level of the display is automatically adjusted according to the brightness of the room. If you need to get up all night, the back of the screen will not spoil your partner and your comfort.
The Easy-Breathe engine provides you and your partner with a more peaceful night's sleep.
When the SmartStart function is masked, sleep apnea therapy begins with breathing. If you remove the dock, the unit automatically stops after a few seconds.
Increased comfort and consistent dampening throughout the night with the integrated Humidair ™ humidifier. Climate Control technology provides ultimate comfort, controlled heated tubing, and optional ClimateLineAir provides complete comfort.
How to use?

Here are some tips on setting up equipment; The therapy system most likely consists of a mask, a tube, a therapy device, and a moisturizer. You only need to navigate the therapy menu to set all the parts to detect. Having information about all equipment for your treatment and making the adjustments correctly will make your treatment much easier.

Here are some tips from ResMed:

First, make sure that you place the device on a stable, flat surface without covering it over. Do not put your business into luck.
Put your device in an accessible position for inspections when lying in your bed.
Do not cover the device with any blank, keep it away from materials such as walls, heaters, etc.

The CPAP device is silent and easy to carry, with a short treatment time and constant pressure; The SGK is an affordable device for contracting your sleep apnea and other disabilities with the possibility of negotiable price-fixing.

Auto CPAP devices are suitable for your sleep apnea and other ailments with the possibility of quiet and easy transportation and with the possibility of having your doctor's discretion to arrange for your discomforts with the appropriate equipment and masks and with SGK's contracted economical price. devices.

The patient should have spontaneous breathing, but the breathing frequency should be adjustable by the device. The BPAP ST should be tried in cases where BPAP does not enter the respiratory tract, treatment is required at higher pressure, and especially in the presence of central apneas. In patients with obstructive sleep apnea syndrome as well as pathologies leading to alveolar hypoventilation such as restrictive pulmonary disease, COPD, obesity-hypoventilation syndrome, sleep-related hypoventilation / hypoxemic syndrome, it may be advisable to use spontaneous respiration and determination that the triggering power is insufficient.

Polysomnography; It is the name of the patient who is used in the diagnosis of sleep disorders such as snoring, sleep apnea, periodic leg movements during sleep and night sleep, by measuring the brain waves, eye movements, respiratory activities, oxygen percentage in the blood and muscle activity for at least 6-8 hours.

The sleep test is used to assess sleep apnea findings and to diagnose sleep disorders. Sleep apnea is a sleep disorder characterized by a period of time during which the breathing stops for a while and continues again. Symptoms of sleep apnea;

• Daytime sleepiness
• Voice and continuous snoring
• Breathing periods during breathing and breathing hunger
• Resting sleep

The sleep test is also used to diagnose other sleep disorders.

• Narcolepsy (daytime, deep sleep attacks)
• Fainting with sleep (seizure)
• Restless Legs Syndrome
• Chronic insomnia (difficulty falling asleep)
• REM sleep behavior disorders (sleepwalker)

The national heart, lung and blood institute warns that untreated sleep disorders increase the risk of heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke.