Penza State University (PSU) has created a control program for the cardiopulmonary resuscitation device. This smart device automatically collects data on the patient’s condition and provides continuous cardiac massage with adjustable frequency and depth. It can be used in the event of cardiac arrest and can independently monitor and perform procedures necessary to maintain life.
The device performs automatic chest compressions with specified parameters, provides complex treatment by monitoring breathing and blood circulation. The developers of the program emphasize that this will significantly reduce the physical burden on medical personnel during the resuscitation process.
The control program interacts with a tachometer that measures the frequency of pressing the device on the patient’s chest. It is trained on specific algorithms that provide first aid that is correct and specifically adapted to a particular situation.
Wireless communication allows collected data to be transmitted to the hospital, allowing doctors to quickly respond and prepare for the patient. This innovative solution aims to increase the efficiency of emergency medical care and improve resuscitation efforts.
Source: Ferra
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