Method and Effects

During the therapy, a constant warm and humidified air flow, if required combined with oxygen, is applied into the nose of the patient by means of thin nasal prongs (applicator). This always leads to an improved ventilation. The Therapy with Nasal Insufflation has a high level of therapy acceptance and excellent therapeutic success.

A number of attestations and clinical findings show that the Therapy with Nasal Insufflation actually

• supports insufficient breathing and shows a clinical benefit
• which leads to improved elimination of CO_2,
• reduces the functional dead space,
• supports and relieves the respiratory pump

The findings especially recommend the Therapy with Nasal Insufflation as a therapy option for a further reduction of a mechanical respiratory support or for patients who do not accept the usual mask ventilation.