Public Access Automated External Defibrillator

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CardiAngel Automated External Defibrillator

CardiAngel Public Access Defibrillator is an automated external defibrillator designed for layman use. By lifting the device cover, the CardiAngel AED starts up immediately and guides the rescuer step by step during the entire resuscitation process. CardiAngel AED Online enables remote fleet supervision and ensures the defibrillators are always ready to use when needed.

The CardiAngel AED is available either as semi-automatic or fully automatic device. In its automatic version, the CardiAngel AED delivers the shock without any action of the rescuer. In its semi-automatic version, the CardiAngel AED prompts the rescuer to deliver the shock by pressing the shock button.

Both versions are available as connected defibrillators: CardiAngel AED Online, with LifeDataNet G2. Check the status of the device or the consumables (battery, electrodes) on the computer, tablet or smartphone and be notified in case of an abnormality. CardiAngel AED Online provides highest possible security that the whole defibrillator fleet is working properly.

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What is sudden cardiac arrest?

Sudden cardiac arrest occurs when the heart stops beating suddenly for any reason, with or without warning. One reason the heart might stop is the failure of the electrical system in the heart to conduct impulses along the correct path. Random impulses firing all over the heart will cause it to quiver uselessly, not moving blood around the body or producing a pulse.

When the AED shocks the heart it causes the heart to stop momentarily. This pause gives the heart time to reset and allows special cells in the heart to regain control and fire rhythmically, pushing blood.

Who carries risk of sudden cardiac arrest and what are the reasons?

People from any age, gender or race carry risk of sudden cardiac arrest; however some of them have higher risk than others:

40+ years old males
Menopausal females
Smokers
Diabetics

Lack of exercise
Stress
High cholesterol
Cardiac diseases

Every year, more than 7 million people die to a sudden cardiac arrest, worldwide. A sudden cardiac arrest can hit anyone, anywhere and at any time. A defibrillator in combination with well-performed chest compressions is the only therapy that can save a patient’s life.

What's the difference between a heart attack and a cardiac arrest?

While a heart attack is a circulation problem, cardiac arrest is an electrical problem triggered by a disruption of the heart's rhythm.

During a heart attack, blood flow to the heart is blocked, often by a blood clot or a buildup of plaque in the arteries. Since the heart muscle needs oxygen to survive, when blood flow is blocked, the muscle begins to die. This is why heart attack sufferers need to be rushed into surgery to resolve the obstruction and restore blood flow.

In cardiac arrest, the heart stops beating and needs to be restarted. Because cardiac arrest stops the heart from beating, the brain, lungs, and other organs do not get the blood and oxygen they need. Cardiac arrest can lead to death within minutes if not treated. Most heart attacks do not lead to cardiac arrest. However, when cardiac arrest happens, a heart attack is a common cause.

EVERY MINUTE COUNTS

During a cardiac arrest, the survival probability decreases by about 10 % every minute.

If the victim is unconscious and is not breathing normally, chest com-pressions and rescue breaths (CPR) need to be performed immediately. CPR doubles the survival rate and the early use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) can lead to survival rates of up to 75% in case of cardiac arrests. In an emergency, procedures that would normally be easy to follow can be confusing. CardiAngel therefore focuses on providing easy-to-use devices, enabling quick action during an emergency.

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