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The
flutter has the effect of causing an interruption in the exhaled breath,
which causes a backpressure to help keep the large airways open during
exhalation. The oscillation of the air causes the airways to move and so
shake the mucus from the sides. It also has a shearing effect, helping to
reduce the viscosity of the mucus, making it easier to expectorate.
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Device to aid the clearing and expectoration of Mucus
from the lungs
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Can be a replacement for Physiotherapy and postural
drainage
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Is as effective as active cycle breathing and PEP
Masks as long as it works for the individual.
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Can aid a patient to become more independent
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Can reduce exacerbating pulmonary infections
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