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Cleared for Sale in U.S., Defibtech Lifeline™ PRO and ECG AEDs Feature Revolutionary Color LCD Video Display and 3-Lead ECG Monitoring Capability
GUILFORD, Conn. --(Business Wire)--
Featuring a revolutionary color LCD video display and 3-lead ECG
monitoring capability, the Defibtech
Lifeline™
PRO and Lifeline
ECG automated external defibrillators (AEDs) have been cleared for
sale in the U.S. market by the Food and Drug Administration. AEDs are
designed to revive victims of sudden cardiac arrest, which strikes about
380,000 Americans each year and is the leading cause of death in the U.S.
The Defibtech Lifeline PRO AED provides full manual control over shock energy and delivery as an option. When the Lifeline PRO is operated in manual mode, an ECG appears on the revolutionary color LCD video display, and the rescuer can select the energy level and decide when to initiate charge and shock. Th video also works together with audio prompts to provide step-by-step lifesaving instructions. For example, when the audio says, "Place pads on patient's chest," the video shows exactly where to place the pads. (Photo: Business Wire)
"With the addition of the Lifeline PRO and ECG AEDs, the entire
family of Lifeline AEDs is now available in the U.S.," said
Defibtech CEO Dr. Glenn W. Laub. "There are excellent options for every
customer, no matter the budget or the need. With sudden cardiac arrest
such a common and foreseeable occurrence, all workplaces and public
places should take the reasonable precaution of having at least one AED
onsite."
Both the Lifeline PRO and ECG AEDs are designed for professional
responders. The Lifeline PRO provides full manual control over shock
energy and delivery as an option. When the Lifeline PRO is operated in
manual mode, an ECG appears on the color video display, and the rescuer
can select the energy level and decide when to initiate charge and shock.
Operating in semi-automatic or "AED" mode, both the Lifeline PRO and ECG
AEDs can display either an ECG or video instructions for the rescuer. In
this mode, the AED determines whether or not a shock is warranted
through field-proven arrhythmia detection technology. Both models' video
and audio provide guidance on where to place the defibrillating pads and
give step-by-step lifesaving instructions. For example, when the audio
says, "Place pads on patient's chest," the video shows exactly where to
place the pads.
Both the Lifeline PRO and ECG AEDs continue Defibtech's tradition of
ease-of-maintenance with extensive configuration and information menus
presented on the color video display. When CPR protocols change, users
can update the audio and video instructions in the field by installing a
software upgrade.
Both the Lifeline PRO and ECG AEDs are also distinguished by ruggedness
and durability, award-winning ergonomic design, and biphasic technology,
a clinically proven waveform and algorithm to deliver shocks and save
lives.
About Defibtech
Defibtech, LLC, relentlessly pursues one goal: making the best AEDs in
the world at affordable prices. Defibtech designs and manufactures
defibrillators, which include the Lifeline™ and ReviveR™ families of
AEDs. Defibtech's products are sold through its network of distribution
partners in the United States and around the world. Defibtech is
headquartered in Guilford, Conn. All Defibtech AEDs are manufactured in
the United States in state-of-the-art ISO 13485:2003 certified
facilities. For more information about Defibtech and its products, visit www.defibtech.com
or call +1-203-453-4507.

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