Breas Medical, Företagsvägen 1, Mölnlycke (2026)

17/03/2026

Navigating airport security is stressful for anyone. But when you travel with life sustaining equipment, every device is individually inspected and requires constant explanation.

In the final part of our series, Eva's mother discusses the logistical hurdles of traveling with a ventilator. Despite the paperwork and heavy luggage, her message to other families is clear. Do not let life dictate what you can and cannot do.

She also shares her vision for the future of medical technology. As Eva approaches her teenage years, the need for remote monitoring becomes a matter of dignity and privacy, ensuring caregivers do not have to constantly enter her room to check settings.

It is a crucial insight for the industry. The ultimate goal of device innovation is not just clinical efficacy, but true independence and social integration.

For Eva, this means attending school, going to sleepovers, and simply behaving like any other kid. She does not want to be a special case, and her community has beautifully embraced her.

As her mother powerfully states at the end of our conversation: You have to try. You have to dare.

Watch the final part of Eva's story below to hear this inspiring conclusion to their journey.

Our deepest thanks to Eva and her mother, Andrea. By sharing their journey, they give a voice and hope to so many. ❤️

12/03/2026

For parents of children with rare genetic conditions, looking to the future carries a unique kind of weight.

In the second part of our conversation, Eva's mother opens up about her hopes for her daughter's future with . She shares Eva's dreams of working with animals, eventually having a family of her own, and the medical breakthroughs needed to get there.

Achieving that independent future relies heavily on advancements in . Over the years, the family has experienced firsthand how equipment evolution directly impacts their quality of life.

Transitioning to smaller, lighter devices with internal humidification, like the , has fundamentally changed how they travel. When a child has to carry her life support ventilator to visit her friends, every saved centimeter and gram matters.

Beyond size, it is about daily safety and comfort. Her mother highlights the critical need for intuitive interfaces during sudden emergencies and the necessity of high leak compensation to accommodate Eva's ongoing orthodontic treatments.

It is a powerful testament to how thoughtful design does not just sustain breathing. It empowers patients to step out into the world and live fully.

Watch Part 2 of Eva's story below to hear more about her family's journey and their hopes for tomorrow.

(Stay tuned for Part 3, where we discuss the realities of air travel and the future of remote monitoring).

06/03/2026

When a child’s brain doesn’t naturally signal the instinct to breathe, every day becomes a careful balancing act.

Eva was diagnosed at birth with Ondine's Syndrome, a rare genetic defect also known as . Her mother recently sat down with us to share what it takes to navigate childhood when rising CO2 levels fail to trigger a natural physical response.

For Eva's family, the priority is ensuring she experiences a fulfilling and joyous childhood. According to her mother, this requires constant vigilance.

It means carefully adapting her milestones. The family traded school track meets for closely monitored horseback riding. Through it all, they maintain an unwavering resilience that redefines what looks like.

They refuse to let medical equipment limit their travels. Whether sleeping in a tent, a church, or a stable, they find a way to make it happen. "There has never been a limit where we said, 'We can't do this,'" her mother shares.

Her story is a profound reminder of the strength required of families living with complex, life sustaining needs. Our goal in sharing this is simply to amplify her voice and raise awareness for the reality these families face every single day.

Watch Part 1 of Eva's story below to hear her mother's incredible perspective.

(Stay tuned for Part 2, where we explore how the family handles the logistics of traveling away from home).

04/03/2026

Wishing you a very Happy Holi! 🎨

As the vibrant colors of this festival fill the air, may they bring with them a season of new beginnings, prosperity, and immense happiness. Holi is a beautiful reminder of the joy found in togetherness and the brightness that diverse colors bring to our lives. 🧡🤍💚

May your day be filled with laughter, and may the year ahead be as bright and colorful as today. Have a safe, wonderful, and joyous celebration with your family and friends! ✨

26/02/2026

The "Single Value" Trap in Monitoring.

We often look for a quick number to tell us if therapy is working. But in Non-Invasive Ventilation, Average Total Leaks (Single Value) is difficult to interpret in isolation due to variables like pressure and different types of leaks.

To optimize , we must look deeper.

Our new publication, "Monitoring Leaks in NIV," breaks down exactly how to interpret leak trends and waveforms using Breas ventilators.

KEY CLINICAL DEFINITIONS:

🔹 TOTAL LEAKS Comprise both intentional and unintentional leaks. The ventilator estimates the end-expiratory total leak by assuming the patient is passive at the end of expiration.

🔹 UNINTENTIONAL LEAKS Undesirable leaks often causing patient discomfort, reduced adherence, poor patient-ventilator synchrony, disturbed sleep, and inaccurate monitoring.

INTERPRETING THE WAVEFORMS When analyzing the data, look for these specific patterns:

► Positional Leaks: Characterized by abrupt changes in leak, usually occurring when the patient shifts position and dislodges the mask.

► Small Spikes of Leaks: Frequently correlate with upper airway obstructions, signaling respiratory events rather than a primary mask leak issue.

► Mouth Leaks: Long-duration, progressive leaks suggest muscle relaxation leading to sustained mouth opening.

⚠️ A CRUCIAL LIMITATION

The calculation method tends to underestimate asymmetric inspiratory leaks that occur primarily during inspiration due to higher pressures.

How to detect this: Look for a small plateau at the end of inspiration on the flow waveform.

Read the full guide and clinical cases here: https://www.educationbybreas.com/monitoring-leaks-clinical-cases/

17/02/2026

Welcome to the Year of the ! 🐎🔥

Did you know? 2026 isn't just a standard Year of the Horse.

We are entering the year of the Fire Horse, a combination that occurs only once every 60 years.

In Chinese culture, the Horse is the "doer" of the zodiac, defined by independence, enthusiasm, and a refusal to stand still. When combined with the Fire element, that spirit of action is amplified. It represents a time of rapid progress and boundless energy.

At Breas, we love that spirit. We are taking that same momentum into 2026, dedicated to keeping our partners and patients moving forward.

Wishing everyone celebrating a year of good health, prosperity, and unstoppable energy.

Happy Lunar New Year! 🧧

31/12/2025

2026 is almost here. ✨

We are taking a moment to simply say thank you.

To everyone connected to the family, we appreciate you being part of our story this year. Your partnership and trust mean everything to us.

We are looking forward to 2026 and continuing our mission to for patients and caregivers everywhere.

Happy New Year! 🎆

23/12/2025

Peace of Mind for Clinicians and Patients this holiday season

Does your current home mechanical ventilator have FDA 510(k) clearance for its Auto-EPAP function?

The Vivo 45 LS Auto-EPAP algorithm has FDA 510k clearance and is designed to automatically adjust expiratory pressure, optimizing therapy for comfort and confidence. Clinicians can trust its performance, and patients can feel assured in their care.

✅ Effective therapy in the home
✅ Proven reliability
✅ Confidence for both clinicians and patients

Learn more about how Breas is redefining respiratory care. ↓ Link in comments.

✨

22/12/2025

Sometimes you just need to hit pause and appreciate the team around you. ✨

We enjoyed a wonderful year-end gathering this week. It was a great opportunity to relax together and celebrate our shared success this year.

Whether you are celebrating the festive season or just counting down the days to a fresh start in 2026, we wish you a peaceful break and a Happy New Year. 🌟

We are using this time to gather energy so we can come back ready to Be More.

17/12/2025

"The respiratory muscle pump fails when you ask it to do too much. So when the load is greater than the capacity."

In our latest session on Education By Breas, Professor Mike Polkey explores the specific mechanisms behind this imbalance. He details exactly how different conditions disrupt the physiology:

🔹 On Obesity: "Patients with obesity actually have a sensation of breathlessness because it is physically harder for them to breathe."

🔹 On Neuromuscular Disease: "Vital capacity is not a really good guide to respiratory failure in motor neuron disease... A pressure measurement is much more predictive."

🔹 On Severe COPD: "In extreme cases... the diaphragm has actually become expiratory in nature."

This session covers the physiology of load, capacity, and central control—including the impact of sleep.

👇 Watch the full presentation by Professor Polkey via the link in the comments.

16/12/2025

Our mission remains simple: Every Breath. 🫁

In the complex, fast-paced world of respiratory care, we focus on one thing: helping you .

More independent. More confident. More supported. 🤝

Whether we are supporting clinicians or empowering patients to greet a new day, our goal is to deliver solutions that are as reliable as they are flexible.

Because you should focus on the moments that matter, not just the equipment.

09/12/2025

The most important metric isn't always on a screen. ❤️

In respiratory care, we spend a lot of time analyzing tidal volumes, pressures, and synchrony. These are critical, of course.

But sometimes, we need to step back and look at the metric that truly matters:

Living.

It’s the walk in the park without hesitation. It’s the coffee with loved ones. ☕ It’s the quiet night’s sleep in your own bed...

At Breas, our technology is complex so that life can be simple. We work to bridge the gap between "Hospital" and "Home," ensuring that therapy empowers patients to .

Here is to a week of moments that matter.

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