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Inspired Technologies | Home Oct 15, 2008 ... Home · Company Information · The VIAspire™ Personal Oxygen System · Think Saturation, ... At Inspired Technologies, we focus on saturation, ... 2.
Inspired Technologies | The VIAspire™ Personal Oxygen System Jun 27, 2008 ... The VIAspire Personal Oxygen System gives patients the freedom and confidence to live more active lives—with no need for deliveries. ... 3.
Inspired Technologies | What is COPD? Apr 28, 2008 ... When a patient receives a diagnosis of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD), it usually means going on long-term oxygen therapy ... 4.
Inspired Technologies | Home Oct 15, 2008 ... At Inspired Technologies, we focus on saturation, not conservation, seeking better understanding of the disease process, oxygenation, ... 5.
Is CO retention a common problem for COPD patients on LTOT in the ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML problem for COPD patients on. LTOT in the home care setting? R EFER EN C ES: Gomersall, et al. Oxygen therapy for hypercapnic patients with chronic ... 6.
Inspired Technologies | Home Oct 15, 2008 ... COPD Partners Logo ... Improving the lives of patients with chronic conditions such as COPD is our passion. ... 7.
Inspired Technologies | Factoids and Quotes Factoids and Quotes ... Since shortness of breath limits exercise intensity for most COPD patients, one-legged exercise reduces the workload on the lungs by ... 8.
Understanding Oxygen Conserving Devices File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - View as HTML Data compiled from Your 2007 Guide to Understanding Oxygen. Conserving Devices by Valley Inspired Products, Page 16. Product data is based on seven randomly ... 9.
Inspired Technologies | Home Oct 15, 2008 ... At Inspired Technologies, we focus on saturation, not conservation, seeking better understanding of the disease process, oxygenation, ... 10.
Inspired Technologies | The VIAspire™ Personal Oxygen System Jun 27, 2008 ... The VIAspire Personal Oxygen System gives patients the freedom and confidence to live more active lives—with no need for deliveries. ... |
