Compression depth feedback and adjustment
AssigneeStryker Corporation
InventorsKristian Solem, Fred W. Chapman, Tyson G. Taylor
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AssigneeStryker Corporation
InventorsKristian Solem, Fred W. Chapman, Tyson G. Taylor
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CPR systems and/or CPR devices that are configured to dynamically increase, and/or cause output of a feedback signal(s) to increase, a compression depth during a CPR treatment are disclosed. The dynamic adjustment to deeper compressions can treat conditions such as pulseless electrical activity (PEA) and refractory ventricular fibrillation (VF). An example mechanical chest compression device includes a processor(s) and a chest compressing mechanism configured to be disposed on a chest of a subject and to administer chest compressions to the subject. The processor(s) is configured to receive an indication that the subject has a condition that may benefit from deeper compressions, such as PEA or refractory VF, and, in response to receiving the indication that the subject has the condition, cause the chest compressing mechanism to increase a current target compression depth to an increased target compression depth at which future chest compressions are to be administered to the subject.
A mechanical chest compression device for use in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) treatment of a subject, the mechanical chest compression device comprising:
A mechanical chest compression device comprising:
A method comprising:
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