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Life2000® Ventilation System Instructional Manuals

Life2000® Ventilation System Instructions For UseDownload
Life2000® Ventilation System Quick Start GuideDownload
Life2000® Ventilator Instructions for Use-Acute CareDownload

Clinical Studies

Multiple bench studies and clinical trials of wearable and open ventilation involving over 130 subjects have been completed by Breathe Technologies®.

Bench studies

Work of breathing using non-invasive open ventilation in a low compliance high minute ventilation lung model. Siobal M, et al.Download
Effects of a noninvasive open ventilator on tidal volume and inspiratory effort during exercise in severe COPD. Cao R, et al.Download
Bench comparison of non-invasive open ventilation to high flow therapy in various test scenarios. McCoy R, et al.Download
Bench comparison of non-invasive open ventilation to home and bilevel ventilation in non-invasive conditions. McCoy R, et al.Download
A bench study to compare portable therapies for respiratory insufficiency: continuous flow oxygen, intermittent flow oxygen, and non-invasive open ventilation. McCoy R, et al.Download

Clinical research: patient mobility and health status

Improvements in the health status of patients with respiratory insufficiency with the use of a non-invasive open ventilation system (NIOV). Carlin BW, et al.Download
Incorporating NIOV system into a pulmonary rehabilitation program: Effect on exercise endurance. Scasserra J, et al.Download
Improved 6MWT distance with a highly portable non-invasive ventilator. Hilling L, et al. (NOVEL 1)Download
Open, noninvasive ventilation using a 1-lb. ventilator, oxygen, and a low profile mask improves 6MWT distances in advanced COPD. Garvey C, et al.Download
Use of a novel non-invasive open ventilation system during rest, activities of daily living, and exercise in patients with severe COPD. McCabe L, et al.Download
The effects of a highly portable non-invasive open ventilation system vs standard oxygen therapy on activities of daily living with patients with COPD. Carlin BW, et al.Download
Effects of a novel noninvasive open ventilation system during constant work rate exercise with patients with COPD. Porszasz J, et al.Download

Clinical research: healthcare utilization

Health care utilization and respiratory status following the addition of a portable non-invasive open ventilator (NIOV) to the treatment regimen. Morishige R, et al.Download

Case Studies

COPD

Application of the Breathe NIOV Device to Aid in Mobilization of the Patient on High Flow Nasal Cannula. Bissonette M, et al.Download
Ambulatory Augmented Ventilation—An Unmet Need: Breathe Technologies—Non-invasive Open Ventilation (NIOV) evaluation. Patel N, et al.Download
Augmented Ventilation to Improve Activities of Daily Living. Wiles K, et al.Download
NIOV System Gives Senior His Active Life Back. Campbell C.Download
Augmented Ventilation Assistance to Improve Activities of Daily Living. McCoy R, et al.Download
Using a "Taste Test" to Provide Choices of Noninvasive Ventilation Systems. Nguyen L, et al.Download
COPD and Chronic Respiratory Failure Management: Improving Outcomes and Reducing Readmissions with the Life2000h Ventilator by Combining Ventilation with AmbulationDownload

Cystic Fibrosis

Bridging Patients to Lung Transplant—A Cystic Fibrosis Case Study. Landon C.Download

Alpha-1

Keeping Patients Active. Patel N.Download
Keeping Patients Active—A One-Year Follow-Up. McCoy R.Download
Benefits of a Consistent Exercise Program for Chronic Respiratory Conditions. McCoy R.Download

Other respiratory complications

Pulmonary HTN: Improving Rehabilitation While Saving Costs in Skilled Nursing Facilities—A Case Study. Campbell C.Download
Neuromuscular Weakness: Use of a Non-invasive Open Ventilation (NIOV) System to Assist Mobilization. McCoy R, Patel N.Download
Transition of Care from Hospital to Home: A Wearable Ventilator’s Role in the Coordinated Care Plan of a Patient with Idiopathic Pulmonary HTN and BOS. Gregory R.Download

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