against resistance. This slows the speed of the exhaled air right down. It also protects the bronchial tubes from collapsing. » you can also use the PARI PEP systems for stenosis...

Children with chronic lung diseases often have to deal with a build-up of mucus in their bronchial tubes. The mucus has to be drawn out of the lungs to prevent infections and other...

the mucosal membranes of the bronchial tubes become inflamed – for example because of tiny particles of tar from cigarettes, which are deposited in the bronchial tubes, where they...

means that the bronchial tubes do not collapse as you breathe out (and so become too narrow), but remain wide and stable. This means that the air flows through the bronchial tubes...

insert orange) with valve system, PARI Tracheo mask adapter, PARI Tracheostomy mask and connecting tubing with adapter. Available as a spare part: PARI Tracheo Mask which consists...

and winter when the temperature is low. In people with chronic lung disease and sensitive bronchial tubes, cold air can trigger tightness in the chest, shortness of breath and the...

What pursed lips breathing does: … When breathing out, the bronchial tubes stay open for longer and the pressure in the bronchial tubes therefore falls more slowly because you are...

But inhalation and modified autogenic drainage are easy to combine, so you can clear your bronchial tubes during the inhalation session. How does it work? Check out our...

in through the nebuliser mouthpiece As you breathe in, your bronchial tubes are dilated. The deeper the mucus in the bronchial tubes, the deeper you have to breathe in. 4. Once you...

swell and the bronchial muscles to spasm. This causes more mucus to be secreted into the bronchial tubes and the airways to constrict. This, in turn, can make the chest feel tight...