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ZOLL OneStep™ Pediatric CPR Resuscitation Electrode. Anterior pad (left) has attached CPR sensor to be placed over the sternum, and posterior pad (right) with embedded CPR sensor to be placed on the back as indicated on the pad labels.
Published Online: March 21, 2025
Fig. 1 ZOLL OneStep™ Pediatric CPR Resuscitation Electrode. Anterior pad (left) has attached CPR sensor to be placed over the sternum, and posterior pad (right) with embedded CPR sensor to be placed on the back as indicated on the pad labels. More about this image found in ZOLL OneStep™ Pediatric CPR Resuscitation Electrode. Anterior pad (left) ha...
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Schematic of computer-controlled CPR motion system. The CPR motion system is used to simulate chest compressions. The anterior sensor was fixed to the platform labeled “A,” and the posterior sensor was fixed to the platform labeled “B.” During rigid surface simulations, linear motion was applied only to platform “A,” while platform “B” remained stationary. During compliant surface simulations, motion was applied to both platforms (gray arrows indicate magnitude of linear motion).
Published Online: March 21, 2025
Fig. 2 Schematic of computer-controlled CPR motion system. The CPR motion system is used to simulate chest compressions. The anterior sensor was fixed to the platform labeled “A,” and the posterior sensor was fixed to the platform labeled “B.” During rigid surface simulations, linear motion was ap... More about this image found in Schematic of computer-controlled CPR motion system. The CPR motion system i...
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Histograms of depth error for each target depth (left) and for each target rate (right). Distribution of depth error for all compressions is shown in bottom right of both target depth and target rate subplots. Rigid surface simulation data are shown in red and compliant surface simulation data are shown in blue. Purple areas of the histogram indicate overlap of data from both surface simulations.
Published Online: March 21, 2025
Fig. 3 Histograms of depth error for each target depth (left) and for each target rate (right). Distribution of depth error for all compressions is shown in bottom right of both target depth and target rate subplots. Rigid surface simulation data are shown in red and compliant surface simulation d... More about this image found in Histograms of depth error for each target depth (left) and for each target ...
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Histograms of rate error for each target depth (left) and for each target rate (right). Distributions of rate error for all compressions are shown in bottom right of both target depth and target rate subplots. Rigid surface simulation data are shown in red and compliant surface simulation data are shown in blue. Purple areas of the histogram indicate overlap of data from both surface simulations.
Published Online: March 21, 2025
Fig. 4 Histograms of rate error for each target depth (left) and for each target rate (right). Distributions of rate error for all compressions are shown in bottom right of both target depth and target rate subplots. Rigid surface simulation data are shown in red and compliant surface simulation d... More about this image found in Histograms of rate error for each target depth (left) and for each target r...
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Publisher: ASME
Article Type: Editorial
J. Med. Devices. June 2025, 19(2): 020201.
Paper No: MED-25-1023
Published Online: March 21, 2025
Topics: Medical devices
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Limitations of current Side-Cut biopsy needle devices: (a)biopsy core size, (b) no core feature delineating orientation, (c)multiple biopsies required for adequate core, and (e) tissue damage beyond core sample
Published Online: March 18, 2025
Fig. 1 Limitations of current Side-Cut biopsy needle devices: ( a )biopsy core size, ( b ) no core feature delineating orientation, ( c )multiple biopsies required for adequate core, and ( e ) tissue damage beyond core sample More about this image found in Limitations of current Side-Cut biopsy needle devices: ( a )biopsy core siz...
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Developed aspiration-assisted needle biopsy device (UF device) sample collection sequence. (a) The coaxial needle is inserted into the tissue. The motor and plunger holder are fixed to the device housing. (b) The motor is activated to move the syringe forward until it jams, which causes the motor current to spike to the stall current value. This current spike is detected by a current sensor in the controller. (c) The device is retracted from the tissue. The tissue is held inside the needle by the induced vacuum, and the sample breaks away from the surrounding tissue.
Published Online: March 18, 2025
Fig. 2 Developed aspiration-assisted needle biopsy device (UF device) sample collection sequence. ( a ) The coaxial needle is inserted into the tissue. The motor and plunger holder are fixed to the device housing. ( b ) The motor is activated to move the syringe forward until it jams, which causes... More about this image found in Developed aspiration-assisted needle biopsy device (UF device) sample colle...
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Bar graphs of sample lengths and masses for each of the phantom tissues (G-H: 21 g gelatin, G-L: 7 g gelatin, BL: bovine liver, BK: bovine kidney, BC: bovine heart, PL: porcine liver, PK: porcine kidney, and OK: ovine kidney) for each biopsy device (n = 1): (a) sample lengths and (b) sample masses
Published Online: March 18, 2025
Fig. 8 Bar graphs of sample lengths and masses for each of the phantom tissues (G-H: 21 g gelatin, G-L: 7 g gelatin, BL: bovine liver, BK: bovine kidney, BC: bovine heart, PL: porcine liver, PK: porcine kidney, and OK: ovine kidney) for each biopsy device ( n  = 1): ( a ) sample lengths and ( b ) ... More about this image found in Bar graphs of sample lengths and masses for each of the phantom tissues (G-...
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Bovine cardiac tissue collection results. (a) Collected bovine cardiac tissue samples: (i) Bard Max-Core 1825 sample, (ii)Argon BioPince sample, and (iii) UF device sample. (b) Bar graph of average sample lengths collected using the Bard Max-Core 1825, Argon BioPince, and UF device biopsy devices (n = 12). (c) Bar graph of average sample massess collected using the Bard Max-Core 1825, Argon BioPince, and UF device biopsy devices (n = 12).
Published Online: March 18, 2025
Fig. 9 Bovine cardiac tissue collection results. ( a ) Collected bovine cardiac tissue samples: (i) Bard Max-Core 1825 sample, (ii)Argon BioPince sample, and (iii) UF device sample. ( b ) Bar graph of average sample lengths collected using the Bard Max-Core 1825, Argon BioPince, and UF device biop... More about this image found in Bovine cardiac tissue collection results. ( a ) Collected bovine cardiac ti...