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Unbelievably small and light mechanical chest compression device In case of a sudden cardiac arrest, immediate chest compressions are required. Performing manual chest compressions well ...
... LUCAS legacy. The LUCAS® 3 chest compression system has improved features to facilitate maintenance and handling and allows for new insights through easy, wireless access to device data. The LUCAS® ...
... non-invasive, revolutionary support option for Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) victims. Traditionally SCA victims require manual chest compression. However, manual compression, even if it is done well, provides only 30-40% ...
ZOLL Medical Corporation
... interventions and tasks. Save Lives CPR has a measureable statistic called CCF which means “chest compression fraction.” It is the percentage of time in which chest compressions are done by rescuers ...
THE TIRELESS ARM THAT SAVES LIVES The corpuls cpr has established a new generation of chest compression devices for Emergency Medical Services and hospitals for the best possible patient care.
The ROSC-U™ Miniature Chest Compressor First responders currently using mechanical chest compressors are frustrated by size, weight and complexity of the products available. ...
3D CompressionWeil Institute of Critical Care Patented TechnologyHigh Efficiency and Less TraumaticCompact and Portable, Easy to Deploy
SunLife Science
... the animax these measures are simplified thus helping the user to perform CPR in an optimum way. Depending on the patient’s chest size the depth of pressure adjusts itself between 50 and 60 mm. The ventilation volume ...
AAT
... . Teams can focus on other treatment and safety procedures and remain confident that the patient is receiving perfect chest compressions.
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