“Where and who” did deliver public access defibrillations for OHCA in Japan

Tsukigase, Kyoko; Takyu, Hiroshi; Inoue, Hironori; Tanaka, Hideharu

doi:10.1016/j.resuscitation.2019.06.120

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“…Studies confirm that a significant number of SCA occur in the home environment 23,61,62 . Agonal breathing detection solutions work optimally in quiet environments, as these solutions require minimal background noise so that the device can record the agonal breathing.…”

Section: Agonal Breathingmentioning

confidence: 85%

“…In a dispatcher assisted AED location system, the dispatcher has access to a particular platform integrated within the existing emergency services system to find the available AEDs near the patient's location 131,62,119 . This system offloads the work of finding an AED from the bystander to the dispatcher.…”

Section: Finding Aedmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The second way of AED delivery is dispatcher assisted, and this method is very similar to the mobile application method of delivery discussed above 131,119,62 . The critical difference between the two methods is that the dispatcher provides the location of the nearest AED in this method.…”

Section: Delivering the Aedmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A survey on technologies used during Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest

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Background: Out of hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) causes close to 400,000 deaths every year in North America, and it is also a leading cause of death among young athletes.OHCA is a treatable medical condition, and the patient's survival chances can be increased if immediate treatment is provided to the patient. However, non-treatment of the patient leads to a dramatic decline in survival chances at 10% per minute. Currently, various technologies are being used, and many more are being researched to reduce the time to provide early treatment to the patient.Objective: This survey focuses on summarizing various available technologies for use during OHCA. This survey focuses on evaluating technologies used in each step of the OHCA process.Methods: In this survey, articles were searched using the term "ohca" on Google Scholar and more than 18,000 articles were found. The articles were further filtered using keywords for each stage of the OHCA process (2,128). For each step, articles were filtered again using author developed method to select articles relevant to each technology for each step of the OHCA process (339). Finally, articles were manually filtered by authors based on their relevance and 112 articles were used in this survey.Results: The technologies that exist today work independently and are not linked with the other steps of the OHCA process. Integration between these technologies could help in reducing time and increase the survival chances of the patient. Also, if it is found that some of the proposed solutions are experimental in nature and not meant to be used in the real-world OHCA scenarios.

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Section: Agonal Breathingmentioning

confidence: 85%

Section: Finding Aedmentioning

confidence: 99%