Respiratory

ABM Respiratory Care

Airway clearance for patients who cannot clear their own. Two systems on one platform: BiWaze Clear moves mucus from the lower airways to the upper, and BiWaze Cough moves it out.

A clinician setting up a BiWaze system with a patient at home

The BiWaze Systems

Two therapies. Opposite halves of the same problem.

The BiWaze Clear control unit
BiWaze® Clear System

Oscillation Lung Expansion (OLE) Therapy

Lung expansion and high-frequency oscillation. Moves mucus from the lower airways to the upper airways.

A versatile airway clearance system that delivers OLE (oscillating lung expansion) therapy for patients with retained secretions in the lower airways.

The BiWaze Cough control unit
BiWaze® Cough System

Mechanical Insufflation-Exsufflation (MI-E) Therapy

Evacuate and cough. Moves mucus out of the upper airways.

A mechanical insufflation-exsufflation (MIE) system designed to support patients with a weak or ineffective cough.

BiWaze Clear delivers oscillation lung expansion therapy, moving mucus from the lower to the upper airways. BiWaze Cough delivers mechanical insufflation-exsufflation therapy, moving mucus out of the upper airways.
Comparison published by ABM Respiratory Care.

The BiWaze Platform

Two air paths, not one.

Both BiWaze systems are built on a platform designed with two separate air paths — one for inhalation, one for exhalation. That is what lets each system control the two halves of a breath independently.

Independent blowers

Electronic blowers independently generate positive and negative airflow for precise control.

Software-controlled valves

Software algorithms dynamically control the blowers and the integrated valves.

Sensing on both paths

Each pathway has sensors measuring pressure and flow to maintain the programmed therapy.

The BiWaze platform is designed with two separate air paths, one for inhalation and one for exhalation.
The BiWaze Platform Difference, published by ABM Respiratory Care.

Resources

Evidence, patient material, and support.

Clinical evidence

White papers and the clinical evidence summary, published by ABM Respiratory Care. Stellor Medical does not produce independent clinical analysis.

Your Stellor Contacts

Who to talk to about ABM Respiratory Care.

Jason Lorang

ABM Respiratory Care representative

Jason Lorang

Founder & President

  • Manufacturer representation
  • Market development consulting

3 states

MI · OH · IN

Reach them through the main Stellor office:

248-719-3891 info@stellormedical.com

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