PN Medical

01/05/2024

Very proud of my boys launching their surf show. The Pilot episode just aired. See it on YouTube

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The Carbone Brothers take you on a thrilling ride through the surfing world! Luke and Maximus, young aspiring competitive surfers, host a channel that dives ...

11/04/2022

The Breather is an evidence-based device used by COPD, CHF, Dysphagia, and Neuromuscular disease patients, as well as children and adults interested in wellness.

CARDIAC & RESPIRATORY OUTCOMES

17% increase in peak oxygen uptake in patients with heart failure

29% reduction in dyspnea in patients with heart failure

24% MIP improvement in patients with heart failure

13% MEP improvement in patients with heart failure

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10/22/2022

The Breather is an evidence-based device used by COPD, CHF, Dysphagia, and Neuromuscular disease patients, as well as children and adults interested in wellness.

CARDIAC & RESPIRATORY OUTCOMES
17% increase in peak oxygen uptake in patients with heart failure
29% reduction in dyspnea in patients with heart failure
24% MIP improvement in patients with heart failure
13% MEP improvement in patients with heart failure
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05/10/2022

Incentive Spirometer VS. The Breather

The Breather is a respiratory muscle trainer. As you breathe in and out of the Breather, it functions as a therapeutic exerciser for the lungs and breathing muscles.

An incentive Spirometer reminds you to take in a deep breath and some even use it as a tool to measure their gross lung volumes. However, while Incentive Spirometry encourages deep breathing, there is no resistance to the intake of air through the device, so it does not strengthen the respiratory muscles.



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05/10/2022

05/02/2022

What is the difference between The Breather and an inspiratory muscle training (IMT) device?

The primary difference is that The Breather is both an inspiratory and expiratory muscle trainer. The combination of both IMT and EMT has been demonstrated to be more effective than just one alone.

The Breather is also highly customizable. With 6 inhalation and 5 exhalation settings, The Breather can be finely attuned to each patient's needs.

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04/21/2022

April is Occupational Therapy Month—an excellent opportunity to share the value of occupational therapy with the world.

04/11/2022

It's like a gym for your lungs

04/05/2022

We create cardiopulmonary devices, conduct research, and provide continuing education that is evidence-based and outcome-driven.

04/05/2022

FAQ 54 --> Research has shown that respiratory muscle training (RMT) improves respiratory muscle strength.

Children and adults suffering from asthma should benefit from using the Breather by being able to clear the airways more efficiently due to increased expiratory muscle strength.

RMT also reduces the frequency of asthma attacks, severity and frequency of diurnal and nocturnal symptoms and perception of dyspnea.

Regular RMT by using the Breather should result in reduced need for the use of your rescue bronchodilator.

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