Defibrillators Work to Adjust to Specific Needs

 
March 11, 2008

Zollï's E Series defibrillators with a 12-lead reportedly offer a variety of transmission solutions and can be tailored to a specific infrastructure and budget. ZOLL Data Relay provides connectivity from the field to the hospital via fax or email, and can wirelessly transmit to a PDA so allowing users to make an assessment at any time and place, according to the company.

With AutoPulse, a load-distributing band compression device, allows the pedal pulse to be detected in asystolic patients, aiming to improve access, and with reportedly minor adjustments, coronary views are also easily managed.

March 2008

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