First responders currently using mechanical chest compressors are frustrated by size, weight and complexity of the products available. Trained emergency personnel that rely on manual. CPR are aware of human limitations, which reduce optimal results for a patient with sudden cardiac arrest. In addition, administering manual CPR during vehicular transport, moving a patient up or down staircases, or in and outof buildings is often difficult and unsafe.A sudden cardiac arrest victims chance of survival decreases 10% for every minute they fail to receive quality continuous chest compressions.However, administering consistent manual chest compressions at the AHAs recommended rate and depth can be challenging for healthcare providers to maintain beyond two minutes.The ROSC-U™ Mini Chest Compressor is a compact CPR device that delivers consistent chest compressions (rate and depth). It is secured directly to the chest by a wide belt called a Torso Restraint which wraps around the patient.Features and Benefits: Delivers Circumferential Chest Compressions vs. Single Point Compression: More Effective Chest Compression Improved Perfusion Compressions Adjust to the Anatomy of the Individual Patient: Reducing Occurrences of Patient Injuries Increasing Use Time (per Charge) by Decreasing Energy Required Frees Up Personnel Allowing For: Focus on Other Critical Functions Coordination and Communication of Car Can be Used with Virtually any Transport Device - No Backboard Required Intuitive, Easy to Use, Just 4 Buttons and No Complicated Programming Compact Size and Weight Requiring Little Storage Space Uses Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery Technology (up to 3 hours use between charges) Very Little Training Required of Personnel 10 Second Deployment Minimizes CPR Interruptions Low Cost of Ownership Compared to Competitive Products Allows CPR to be Performed Longer with Greater Consistency than Manual CPR
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