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The Schiller Easy Pulse is a portable, lightweight mechanical cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) device. It is designed to deliver automated, consistent, and high-quality chest compressions, which is difficult to achieve manually for extended periods. It frees up human rescuers to perform other critical emergency care during resuscitation.
Key features
The device is designed for simplicity and efficiency in emergency situations.
By automating chest compressions, the Schiller Easy Pulse provides several advantages over manual CPR.
Key features
The device is designed for simplicity and efficiency in emergency situations.
- 3D compression: A unique combination of a stamp and a band allows for a multidirectional, 3D compression of the chest, maximizing effectiveness.
- Easy operation: The device can be operated by a single person with a simple, two-button process to initiate resuscitation immediately.
- Quick setup: The practical slider and buckle system allows the device to be attached to the patient quickly, with a trained person potentially doing it in under 15 seconds.
- Compact and lightweight: Weighing 3.5 kg (7.7 lbs), the device is compact and can be used in confined spaces like aircraft cabins or ambulances.
- Modes of operation: It can perform CPR in either a continuous mode (100 compressions per minute) or in 30:2 cycles (30 compressions followed by 2 rescue breaths).
- Long-lasting battery: The device comes with a replaceable, rechargeable battery that provides autonomous operation for up to 45 minutes on a single charge.
By automating chest compressions, the Schiller Easy Pulse provides several advantages over manual CPR.
- Consistency: Maintains a constant rate and depth of compressions throughout the resuscitation process, preventing rescuer fatigue and improving the effectiveness of CPR.
- Transport stability: It can be used during patient transport, ensuring uninterrupted chest compressions even in a moving ambulance or other vehicle.
- Resource efficiency: Frees up medical personnel to perform other urgent tasks, such as monitoring vital signs, administering medication, or preparing for defibrillation.
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