Koninklijke Philips Corporation N.v.

Virginia Higley

Christopher Walden

Paul Aelen

Tyler Douglas Smith

Daniel Calvert Canfield

Daniel William Jordan, Iii

Michael Knipfer

Ahmed Fouad Said Reda

Mark Payne

Tyler Smith

John Olson

Mark Dominguez

Steve Frankovich

Daniel Burch

Dan Canfield

Steven Joseph Frankovich

A cardio-pulmonary compression system includes a compression device (), a supporting mechanism () coupled to the compression device and a feedback sensor () configured to measure interactions between a patient and the compression device. A control unit () is configured to receive input from the feedback sensor and adjust operating parameters of the compression system to meet a target parameter during operation of the compression device.

Compensation for deflection in an automated cardiopulmonary compression device

A cardio-pulmonary compression board includes a board () configured for a patient. A leg () is pivotally connected to the board, and the leg includes a free end portion having a mechanical feature () configured to be received in a compression device to adjustably secure the compression device at a distance from the board in an operational position. A locking mechanism () is configured to releasably maintain the leg in the operational position, which is transverse to a plane of the board.

Cardiopulmonary compression device receiving flip-up legs

A cardio-pulmonary compression device includes a motor () having a rotating portion, and a ball nut () mounted on the rotating portion and configured to rotate with the rotating portion. A ball screw () is received in the ball nut such that rotation on the ball nut advances and/or retracts the ball screw in accordance with a direction of the motor. A pad assembly () is coupled to an end portion of the ball screw such that longitudinal motion of the ball screw imparts a compression cycle to a patient.

Compact electro-mechanical chest compression drive

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Virginia Higley