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| Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is well known disease that kills approximately 365,000 people in the U.S. Every year, an estimated 370,000 to 750,000 patients will have a cardiac arrest and undergo attempted resuscitation during their hospital stay. The chance of an SCA victim's survival decreases by 10 percent for every minute that passes, so in order to be effective, defibrillation treatment must be administered within the first few minutes of SCA. Our defibrillator and solutions encompass multiple facets of resuscitation and work as a system to help you improve survival rates in hospitals. |
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| CU Medical Systems, Inc. provides innovative resuscitation solutions throughout the emergency cardiac care continuum starting in the field, from the industry’s selling AED for BLS response. Our automated external defibrillator and solutions encompass multiple facets of resuscitation and work as a system to help EMS personnel diagnose and treat victims of trauma and sudden cardiac arrest. |
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| Sudden Cardiac arrest can happen to anyone without warning. According to the American Heart Association® (AHA), as many as 50% of SCA victims have no prior indication of heart disease. The chance of an SCA victim's survival decreases by 10 percent for every minute that passes, so in order to be effective, defibrillation treatment must be administered within the first few minutes of SCA. Our AED is simple to operate and equipped with voice prompt and text massage to guide the user throughout resuscitation process. AEDs are no longer limited to professional medical providers. Today, every lay person with minimal training can be prepared to save a life. |
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| The Paramedic CU-ERT is a device that simulates the functions and physical
appearance of the Paramedic CU-ER1, and the i-PAD NF1200 Trainer is a device
that simulates the functions and physical appearance of the i-PAD NF1200. Those
devices are used for an extremely realistic training experience. Your responders will be well prepared when sudden cardiac arrest strikes. |
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