Defibrillator with automatic and manual modes
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1. A defibrillator comprising:
- ECG electrodes for coupling to a patient;
an ECG front end coupled to said ECG electrodes for receiving an ECG signal from said patient;
a controller coupled to said ECG front end to receive said ECG signal and detect a shockable rhythm;
memory coupled to said controller, said memory containing an AED personality and a manual personality;
AED buttons for operating said defibrillator according to said AED personality in an AED mode;
HV delivery for coupled to said controller and to said AED electrodes for delivering a defibrillation shock to said paid responsive to said AED buttons; and
manual access button for placing said defibrillator into a manual mode for operation according to said manual personality.
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Abstract
A dual-mode defibrillator has ECG electrodes connected to an ECG front end for producing signals for the controller to use in determining the defibrillator operation in accordance with the manual and automatic procedures stored in a memory. The controller provides appropriate signals to the high voltage delivery system which when energized, applies defibrillation energy to the electrodes.
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1. A defibrillator comprising:
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ECG electrodes for coupling to a patient; an ECG front end coupled to said ECG electrodes for receiving an ECG signal from said patient; a controller coupled to said ECG front end to receive said ECG signal and detect a shockable rhythm; memory coupled to said controller, said memory containing an AED personality and a manual personality; AED buttons for operating said defibrillator according to said AED personality in an AED mode; HV delivery for coupled to said controller and to said AED electrodes for delivering a defibrillation shock to said paid responsive to said AED buttons; and manual access button for placing said defibrillator into a manual mode for operation according to said manual personality. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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