Why the study?
Is a portable external automatic defibrillator-pacemaker with a tongue-abdominal pathway safe and effective for emergency resuscitation?
Is a portable external automatic defibrillator-pacemaker with a tongue-abdominal pathway safe and effective for emergency resuscitation?
A portable external automatic defibrillator-pacemaker with a tongue-abdominal pathway is safe and has sufficient safeguards for out-of-hospital emergency use, despite some limitations in its ECG logic.
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Warrants no change in resuscitation protocols; leaves open the viability of tongue-abdominal pathways for future devices.
Rozkovec et al. (1983) studied this question.
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