An advanced life support monitor defibrillator for in-hospital arrest. About 80 percent of arrests inside the hospital present with a non-shockable rhythm, so the device is built to do more than deliver a shock: to measure the quality of compressions and leave the data behind for later review.
What it brings
- Real CPR Help with audio and visual guidance on rate and depth
- See-Thru CPR: lets the rhythm be seen without stopping compressions
- OneStep Complete electrodes: monitoring, defibrillation and pacing without a separate ECG cable
- Data management for later review and quality improvement
- Optimised defibrillation and pacing treatments
Where it is used
- Inpatient ward
- Emergency department
- Intensive care
- Coronary care unit
- Operating room
Specifications
| Use | Advanced life support |
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| Electrodes | OneStep family |
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| Technologies | Real CPR Help and See-Thru CPR |
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Technical information published by the manufacturer.
