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“No DMD person should ever require a trach tube or develop any respiratory complications. If people follow closely what we describe here, respiratory difficulties can be eliminated.” Dr. John R. Bach |
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Feature Story A Matter of Life and Breath Dr. John Bach "Inspires" Patients to Survive and Thrive Sidebar Stories Moving Beyond the Iron Lung The Hazards of Oxygen A Recent Study Reprinted from UMDNJ HealthState
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Other (non-Bach) NIV Resources and References
DMD: Prologation of Life By NIV and MAC
SMA1: Management and Outcomes
ALS: Prologation of Life by NIV Respiratory Aids
Respiration Inspiration -- A Few Bits of Poetry
Support Groups and Mailing Lists
Order Dr. Bach's Books
Create a custom Medical Alert ID card
Respiratory Management brochure (draft)
Material from Training, May 18, 2002
About This Website
Draft of Medical Necessity for CoughAssist™ Device
Letters of Medical Necessity
Common Conditions That Benefit From Respiratory Muscle Aids
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
SMA Type 1 - Noninvasive Respiratory Management Approach
Infants and Small Children - SMA 1 & 2 and Congenital Myopathies
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
Intensive Care Protocol
Outpatient Protocol
Air Stacking - Glossopharyngeal Breathing (GPB)
Center for NIV Alternatives and Pulmonary Rehabilitation
Center Physicians & Staff
Introduction to Programs
Further Information
Trained Individuals
About Dr. John R. Bach
Books and Articles -- Bibliography of Dr. Bach
Poem: The Battle by Jamys Moriarty (August 9, 1995)
Breathing Latin - Understanding Breathing Problems & Terms
Prevention of Pulmonary Morbidity in Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy
[Bach, Ishikawa & Kim]
Medicine With A Personal Touch - 1995 MDA Quest Magazine
An article highlighting Dr. Bach's work
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-- The latest articles added.
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Dr. Bach's Articles: ©2000-2004, John R. Bach, MD, used by permission.
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