Comen S5 Defibrillator

Description

Comen S5 Defibrillator

KEY FEATURES:

• Manual defibrillation mode includes synchronous cardioversion and asynchronous defibrillation.
• Features on-demand pacing and fixed pacing mode for patients in cardiac arrest or acute/severe
  arrhythmia. Pacing mode is rapid, easy-to-use, time-saving and improve recovery success rate.
• This model applies patented analysis algorithm, automated analysis as well as convenient settings
  to guide clinical emergency personnel in providing defibrillation and basic life support.
• 1 knob can be switched among manual defibrillation, pacing and AED. In manual defibrillation, the
  user can complete the energy selection within 1 second.

Defibrillators are devices used to restore normal heart rhythm in critical cardiac situations such as asystole or fibrillation. They achieve this by delivering a short but high-energy electrical current to the patient.

Here are some key points about defibrillators:

1. Types of Defibrillators:
   • Monophasic Defibrillators: These transmit the current in a single positive phase. OLD TECH back in the Lifepak 9/9B days
   • Biphasic Defibrillators: These transmit the current bi-directionally, with both positive and negative phases.
   • Modern defibrillators use an ECG-based algorithm called Cardioversion to synchronize the current delivery with the T wave, reducing the risk of ventricular fibrillation.
2. Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs):
   • AEDs are increasingly common in public spaces such as factories, schools, museums, and offices.
   • They are designed for ease of use, requiring minimal user intervention.
   • When activated, an AED provides audio and visual prompts to guide the user.
   • It analyzes the patient’s ECG and delivers a shock if necessary, acting as a crucial barrier against potential death or brain damage.

Remember, defibrillators play a vital role in emergency situations, and AEDs are especially valuable for rapid response in public settings.