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BreathCaring Solidity There when you need HER. Now. The new prisma STARS: SOFT & SMART BreathCaring Solidity There when you need HER. Now.

BreathCaring Solidity. prisma SOFT and prisma SMART BreathCaring Solidity. Discover the new generation of our CPAP/APAP device. You'll make the right treatment choice with prisma SOFT or prisma SMART! The design for which prisma is known promises to deliver trusted quality. All our products are pragmatically designed for real-life use. For we always develop to satisfy our partners' requirements. We come up with state-of-the-art devices that feature reliability, intuitive use and economical operation.

“The CPAP/APAP with the best price/performance ratio on the market” prisma SOFT and prisma SMART Special Features Proven good quality (designed in Germany) Recognized for good pressure constancy and algorithms (FOT APAP) Long service life, optimized TCO “The CPAP/APAP with the best price/performance ratio on the market” Basic Properties

prisma SOFT and prisma SMART In brief: prisma SOFT and prisma SMART The all-rounders of OSAS therapy Quality (sound, pressure, algorithms, service life) at well-known level for prisma devices Modern design, usability rigorously tested and optimized Titration still possible via prismaLAB Proven comfort features such as softPAP, mask feedback, autoSTART, softSTART Neu Two different APAP dynamics - For every patient the most suitable therapy -

What is new? Large LCD screen 2-step APAP User-friendly/GUI prisma SOFT and prisma SMART What is new? Large LCD screen Very clear, highly visible display of different kinds of information Easy-to-understand 2-step APAP Standard Dynamic The right therapy for every patient User-friendly/GUI Simple, clearly structured menu User quickly understands the menu. No hidden content, no unnecessary displays User-friendly/ handling Standardized connections, prismaLINE accessories can be used Compatible with existing accessories; titration can be done with prismaLAB

More Comfort Improves Compliance prisma SOFT and prisma SMART More Comfort Improves Compliance softPAP 1 and 2 in CPAP and APAP With pressure reduction during early phase of exhalation: especially for patients who find it unpleasant or difficult to exhale against positive pressure. With pressure increase in time at the end of critical end-expiration phase to prevent obstructive events. respiratory cycle inspiration expiration flow pressure hPa soft 1 soft 2

softPAP softPAP 1 softPAP 2 Current Pressure Reduction ≤ 8hPa -1.0hPa prisma SOFT and prisma SMART softPAP softPAP 1 softPAP 2 Current Pressure Reduction ≤ 8hPa -1.0hPa -2.0hPa ≤ 12hPa -1.3hPa -2.5hPa ≥ 12hPa -1.6hPa -3.0hPa

More Comfort Improves Compliance prisma SOFT and prisma SMART More Comfort Improves Compliance prismaAQUA humidifier Simple handling, easy to clean Starts automatically when therapy begins Automatically switches off when no water is available 400 ml capacity Remove cover Connect the humidifier Open the humidifier

The world of prisma accessories prisma SOFT and prisma SMART The world of prisma accessories can be expanded in all directions. Integrated humidifier prismaAQUA (WM 29680) Choice of tube systems: breathing tube, 19 mm (WM 24445) Optional: autoclavable tube system 19 mm (WM 24667), external heated tube system HYBERNITE Superday (WM 29045) Filter: Pollen filter (set of 12 WM 29652) / Bacteria filter (WM 24476)

Handling Expert Settings Menu Hold down Menu button and softSTART button together for several seconds. To call up the settings menu, press the button.

Algorithms in prisma SOFT and prisma SMART New with 2 APAP dynamics: for every patient the most suitable therapy

Proactive APAP Regulation prisma SOFT and prisma SMART Proactive APAP Regulation Challenge: Compromise between stable, therapeutically effective pressure and lowest pressure possible Overly rapid / extreme reduction in pressure leads to renewed severe obstructions and arousals. Overly rapid / extreme increase in pressure in response to mild obstructions leads to high mean pressures or high pressure variability (quick, renewed pressure reduction). Inadequate increase in response to severe obstructions leads to longer phases with pressures below therapeutically effective levels.

FOT in all modes: The best way to identify different types of apnea prisma SOFT and prisma SMART FOT in all modes: The best way to identify different types of apnea The automatic CPAP pressure regulation requires reliable information about apnea. When obstructive apnea is detected, the CPAP device increases pressure to prevent further obstructions. In CPAP mode the information about apnea is essential for the user to determine whether the treatment is running well or if settings or even the mode should be changed.

prisma SOFT and prisma SMART FOT: Functionality With the help of Forced Oscillation Technology (FOT), our CPAP and APAP therapy devices reliably distinguish between obstructive and central apnea. FOT is a sensitive process that uses the resulting air flow and pressures to measure the resistance and obstructions in the upper airways and then responds accordingly. Pressure fluctuations about 4 Hz, 0.4 cmH2O cA: induced flow oA: no flow

APAP settings: standard vs. dynamic Select your preferred autoCPAP principle prisma SMART Low acceptance of higher pressures ! activate softPAP additionally Side effects / leakage at higher pressures Arousals due to pressure increases -> OSA, mixed SA APAP dynamic APAP standard Remaining sleepiness High variability in pressure demand due to sleep stages, body position -> OSA, UARS

APAP settings: standard vs. dynamic Select your preferred autoCPAP principle Pressure 1 2 3 4 P max 1 Period with oA, oH, RERAs 2 Period with flow limitations 3 Period with no events P min 4 Period with snoring Time APAP dynamic: APAP standard: - Dynamic increase to prevent events with risk of desaturations / arousals - Dynamic increase to prevent events with risk of desaturations / arousals 1 1 - Further, soft increase to gain safety margin and normalize flow conture - No decrease to prevent re-occurence of severe events (increase in lowest quartile) 2 2 - Decrease of pressure, starting from an elevated level - Decrease of pressure, starting from standard level 3 3 - Immediate response and high sensitivity to permanent snoring - Epoch-based response (every 2 min) to permanent snoring 4 4 Maximum normalization of inspiratory flow shape and prevention of snoring Safe prevention of severe events with cautious further increase to minimize side effects, optimize acceptance

APAP settings: P min Reasons to increase minimum pressure prisma SMART Pressure P max T2 P min Pressure range with known high oAHI 4 hPa T1 Time Patients with generally high pressure demand Shorter time with high oAHI (T2 vs. T1) -> lower residual AHI Higher importance if critical pressure range has to be passed several times a night due to multiple therapy starts -> Elevated AHI at lower pressure can be detected in pTS therapy analysis or in P(S)G report -> Additional softSTART can help to fall asleep easier

APAP settings: P max Reasons to decrease maximum pressure prisma SMART Pressure 20 hPa Pressure range with partial obstructions but known cAHI or non-acceptance P max P min Time Patients with significant impairment at higher pressures - even in a range with residual obstructive events Leakage or non-compliance related to pressure Central events / glottic apneas related to pressure -> Pressure complications can be detected in pTS therapy analysis or in P(S)G report

Two APAP Dynamics You have the choice of two different prisma SOFT and prisma SMART Two APAP Dynamics You have the choice of two different settings for APAP management Std (Standard): Standard: APAP regulation of prismaLINE. Apnea and hypopnea are treated effectively. The device also responds to snoring, flattening and RERAs. Target: Mean pressures and leakages are kept as low as possible. dYn (Dynamic): Dynamic: Stronger and faster reaction to snoring and flattening. Breathing is more rigorously normalized. Recommendation: For patients who benefit from higher pressures. Will be implemented in the whole prismaLINE portfolio with a next FW Update

Standard APAP: Algorithm Details prisma SOFT and prisma SMART Standard APAP: Algorithm Details Objective of the epoch principle: adjustment time to new pressure An epoch = 2 minutes Pressure change at end of epoch obstructive Hypopnea (oH) and obstructive Apnea (oA): immediate reaction, up to two times within an epoch eSO events: oA, oH, Snoring > 8 breaths in the epoch eMO events: RERA, Snoring > 4 breaths in the epoch eSO: Epoch with severe obstruction eMO: Epoch with mild obstruction eFL: Epoch with high share of flow-limited breaths eSO eMO eFL eSO – severe obstruction eMO – mild obstruktion eFL - Flattening

Dynamic APAP: Algorithm Details prisma SOFT and prisma SMART Dynamic APAP: Algorithm Details Objective of the epoch principle: adjustment time to new pressure An epoch = 2 minutes Pressure change at end of epoch Immediate reaction, up to two times within an epoch, to snoring (after 6 breaths), obstructive Hypopnea (oH) and obstructive Apnea (oA) eSO events: oA, oH, Snoring > 6 breaths in the epoch eMO events: RERA, Snoring > 3 breaths in the epoch eSO: Epoch with severe obstruction eMO: Epoch with mild obstruction eFL: Epoch with high share of flow-limited breaths eSO eMO eFL eSO – severe obstruction eMO – mild obstruktion eFL - Flattening

APAP: Algorithm Details prisma SOFT and prisma SMART APAP: Algorithm Details Pressure range (Pmax-Pmin) is divided into four quartiles Dynamic reactions depend on pressure range Example: Pmax 18 hPa, Pmin 10 hPa 1st Q: 10-12 hPa 2nd Q: 12-14 hPa 3rd Q: 14-16 hPa 4th Q: 16-18 hPa eSO eMO* eFL* Std dYn 1st Quartile 1.5hPa 1.0hPa 0.5hPa 2nd Quartile --hPa 3rd Quartile 0.2hPa 4th Quartile Pressure increase depends on event * max. Increase 4 hPa above eSO pressure

Positioning prisma STARS (OSAS) Best Handling, Known Algorithms Segment Device   Differences Premium Segment (e.g. private patient) prisma20A, prisma20C Most intuitive way of handling: touch Integrated heating tube Inspirational breathing support Humidifier level 7 FOT / CSR Typical, classic OSAS segment prisma SOFT, prisma SMART LCD softPAP-Level 1-2 (exhalation relief) Humidifier level 5 2 APAP dynamics Exclusively quote driven / tender SOMNObalance, SOMNOsoft 2 Micro LDC softPAP Level 1-2 (exhalation relief) OPP “The CPAP/APAP with the best price/performance ratio on the market”

BreathCaring Solidity There when you need HIM. Now.