228 devices · GMDN 44780
A cardiac resuscitator, line-powered, is an external device powered by mains electricity that delivers rhythmic chest compressions to restore blood flow during cardiac arrest. It is designed to assist or replace manual CPR, reducing operator fatigue and improving the consistency of compression depth and rate for better patient outcomes.
These devices are typically regulated as medical equipment, with requirements varying by jurisdiction. They may be classified based on risk level and intended use, often requiring compliance with safety and performance standards for electrical and mechanical components. Availability depends on local healthcare regulations and clinical guidelines.
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