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Does an adult automated defibrillator adapted with energy-reducing electrodes to deliver 50-J shocks successfully resuscitate a pediatric model of cardiac arrest?
Does an adult automated defibrillator adapted with energy-reducing electrodes to deliver 50-J shocks successfully resuscitate a pediatric model of cardiac arrest?
An adult automated defibrillator adapted with energy-reducing electrodes to deliver 50-J shocks can successfully resuscitate a pediatric animal model of cardiac arrest without compromising myocardial function.
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Successful resuscitation without myocardial compromise in pediatric animals; leaves open translation of adapted adult AEDs to clinical use.
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