RESUSCITATION ON THE MOVE Designed for patient movement and transport The revolutionary ZOLL® AutoPulse® Resuscitation System is an automated CPR device that delivers customized, high-quality CPR whenever—and wherever—it’s needed. High-quality CPR without interruption With the AutoPulse, rescuers don’t need to worry about pausing or potentially compromising CPR through tilts and turns, whether going down steep stairs, around tight corners, or into a cramped elevator. Thanks to its unique stabilizing board, the AutoPulse ensures patients receive nonstop compressions throughout their pre-hospital...

IT’S ALL ABOUT OUTCOMES Numerous studies comparing the AutoPulse to manual CPR Survival from OHCA clearly demonstrate its many benefits for patients. And by 12.0% outperforms piston-driven mechanical CPR devices. SURVIVAL RATE every important measure of resuscitation success, the AutoPulse Highest reported survival for all rhythms Among the large prospective clinical trials that have been published using an automated CPR device, the AutoPulse has achieved the highest survival rate. In the CIRC (Circulation Improving Resuscitation Care) trial, the overall survival-to-discharge rate was 10.2%—among...

INTELLIGENT CPR Customized compressions The AutoPulse delivers compressions to the needs of each patient. Engineered to account for patient-to-patient variability, it automatically calculates the size, shape, and resistance of each patient’s chest to achieve 20% anterior-posterior displacement. Integrated care delivery It’s clear that the AutoPulse delivers high-quality CPR. And when ZOLL’s ResQPOD® ITD (impedance threshold device) is used in combination with highquality CPR, survival has been shown to increase by 25% or more, due to the reduction in intracranial pressure and increased blood...

“ hat surprised us a lot about the use of the AutoPulse was the W endurance of the batteries. Even in cold conditions, the device can continue to operate for 45 to 60 minutes.”* – Axel Mann Chief Medical Director, Air Zermatt *The typical initial battery run time for a nominal patient is 30 minutes. Lyon RM, et al. Resuscitation. 2015;93:102-106. Wik L, et al. Resuscitation. 2014;85:741-748. 3 Perkins GD, et al. The Lancet. 2015:385(9972)947-955. 4 Westfall M, et al. Crit Care Med. 2013 Jul;41(7):1782-1789. 5 Ong ME, et al. JAMA. 2006; 295:2629-2637. 6 Casner M, et al. Prehosp Emerg Care. 2005;9:61-67....