Appliance for cardiopulmonary massage and/or resuscitation
AssigneeGS Elektromedizinische Geräte G. Stemple GmbH
InventorsSarah Dopfer, Michael Heller, Christian Klimmer
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AssigneeGS Elektromedizinische Geräte G. Stemple GmbH
InventorsSarah Dopfer, Michael Heller, Christian Klimmer
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The device according to the invention is used for a cardiopulmonary massaging and/or resuscitation of a patient and is provided with a massage stamp (17) which can be reversibly driven by a drive device in an actuation direction (18) and which has a pressure surface (31) that can be positioned at a contact region on the chest (12) of a patient (11). In order to ensure that the chest compressions are interrupted upon reaching a specified compression force, the massage stamp (17) has a stamp upper part (19) and a stamp lower part (20) which is operatively connected to the stamp upper part (19). The stamp upper part (19) and the stamp lower part (20) can be adjusted relative to each other in the actuation direction (18) at least between a first position which defines a working length (L) and a second position in which an effective length (1) of the massage stamp (17) is shortened compared to the working length (L). In the first position, the stamp upper part (19) is locked with the stamp lower part (20) by means of a releasable locking mechanism (21) and the locking mechanism (21) is released upon reaching or exceeding a specified compression force transmitted by the massage stamp (17).
A device for cardiopulmonary massage and/or resuscitation, comprising a massage stamp that can be reversibly driven by a drive apparatus in an actuation direction, which massage stamp has a pressure surface that can be positioned on the thorax of a patient, wherein:
A device for cardiopulmonary massage and/or resuscitation, comprising a massage stamp that can be reversibly driven by a drive apparatus in an actuation direction, which massage stamp has a pressure surface that can be positioned on the thorax of a patient, wherein:
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