Learn how IPV® Therapy works to mobilize secretions, recruit lungs, and improve airway clearance with percussive ventilation and the Phasitron®.

Learn how intrapulmonary percussive ventilation (IPV) therapy helps clear airway secretions, improve breathing, and support better outcomes for patients with COPD.

Explore evidence‑based airway clearance techniques in the ICU, including suctioning, CPT, IPV therapy, and more to support secretion management and ventilator weaning.

Learn how IPV Therapy supports airway clearance, secretion mobilization, and lung recruitment in home respiratory care. Register for this CE webinar.

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The IPV Therapy Clinical Evidence Brochure offers an overview of key clinical studies that highlight the efficacy and safety of intrapulmonary percussive ventilation (IPV) therapy across diverse patient populations.

The IPV Therapy Clinical Evidence Brochure offers an overview of key clinical studies that highlight the efficacy and safety of intrapulmonary percussive ventilation (IPV) therapy across diverse patient populations. This brochure provides healthcare professionals with an understanding of the clinical utility and benefits of IPV therapy as demonstrated in the available evidence.

With a full suite of devices, IPV therapy is designed to support a wide range of patients facing these respiratory challenges — providing seamless care from hospital to home.

IPV therapy is a safe and well-tolerated airway clearance therapy that can be used with a diverse set of patient populations, care settings, and delivery interfaces.

Intrapulmonary percussive ventilation (IPV) therapy is an airway clearance therapy that combines percussion, high-velocity flow, and entrainment to mobilize secretions and address gas exchange impairment. The therapy can be delivered through a mouthpiece or mask, directly to the airway, or in-line with a ventilator, making it versatile for a range of patient populations.