Oxygen : 100 percent continuous oxygen given via a non-rebreather facemask at 7 to 15 liters per minute for 20 minutes

Continous Flow Oxygen

Oxygen : A demand valve delivers oxygen to the user as soon as they try to inhale from an attached mask or mouth tube. As the user starts to inhale, the slight drop in pressure within the mouth piece or mask lifts a valve and starts the oxygen flow. If the user inhales more deeply, more oxygen will flow in response to the increased demand, hence the name demand valve. Unlike a constant flow O2 regulator, a demand valve has no flow meter or flow rate controls, but it is capable of delivering O2 from 0 to 160 liters per minute (LPM). When using a demand valve, O2 dosage is controlled by respiration rate

Oxygen Demand Valve

Total

After the enrollment of 4 participants in this study, the PI left Geisinger. Geisinger does not have any details regarding which Arm/Group participants were assigned to.

Sex: Female, Male

Count of Participants

Headache response after 30 minutes of oxygen treatment. Headache response is defined as a reduction in headache pain intensity from moderate, severe, or very severe pain to mild or no pain.

Reduction in Headache Pain

Percentage of patients with no pain after 30 minutes of treatment
Headache relief and pain free at other time points (5 to 60 minutes)
Reduction of autonomic symptoms at 30 minutes
Any difference in treatment response between episodic and chronic cluster headache patients (if patient #'s allow)
Rescue medication use
Cluster headache recurrence by 24 hours post oxygen treatments
Patient satisfaction with treatment response compared with prior oxygen treatment if have utilized8.Likelihood of choosing this technique again to treat a cluster headache attack

Oxygen: 100 percent continuous oxygen given via a non-rebreather facemask at 7 to 15 liters per minute for 20 minutes

Oxygen: A demand valve delivers oxygen to the user as soon as they try to inhale from an attached mask or mouth tube. As the user starts to inhale, the slight drop in pressure within the mouth piece or mask lifts a valve and starts the oxygen flow. If the user inhales more deeply, more oxygen will flow in response to the increased demand, hence the name demand valve. Unlike a constant flow O2 regulator, a demand valve has no flow meter or flow rate controls, but it is capable of delivering O2 from 0 to 160 liters per minute (LPM). When using a demand valve, O2 dosage is controlled by respiration rate

Headache Relief and Pain Free

Overall Study

Office of Research Compliance

Cluster Headache

A demand valve delivers oxygen to the user as soon as they try to inhale from an attached mask or mouth tube. As the user starts to inhale, the slight drop in pressure within the mouth piece or mask lifts a valve and starts the oxygen flow. If the user inhales more deeply, more oxygen will flow in response to the increased demand, hence the name demand valve. Unlike a constant flow O2 regulator, a demand valve has no flow meter or flow rate controls, but it is capable of delivering O2 from 0 to 160 liters per minute (LPM). When using a demand valve, O2 dosage is controlled by respiration rate

Oxygen

100 percent continuous oxygen given via a non-rebreather facemask at 7 to 15 liters per minute for 20 minutes

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A Pilot Study of Demand Valve Oxygen Inhalation Therapy for Cluster Headache

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