SEE THE DIFFERENCE WITH MECHANICAL CPR
Chest circumference 76 to 142 cm (30 to 56 in)
Weight Up to 181 kg (400 lb)
Improved haemodynamics
Using technology that delivers circumferential
compressions, AutoPulse NXT squeezes the entire
thoracic cavity. Multiple studies have demonstrated
improved blood flow with circumferential
compressions compared to manual CPR for patients
in cardiac arrest.1–3
Delivering safe compressions
With the push of a button on the platform, the
AutoPulse NXT band automatically adjusts to fit
the patient’s chest, measuring the appropriate depth
and force for each compression. The system then
begins delivering customised, uninterrupted,
high-quality circumferential compressions.
Consistency and confidence
AutoPulse NXT delivers high-quality compressions for
as long as CPR is required, eliminating the physical
and environmental challenges providers may
experience from prolonged manual CPR.
Deliver mechanical compressions for a wide
range of patients
Augment your clinical teams’ resuscitation
capabilities under challenging circumstances
such as limited staff, prolonged cardiac arrests,
procedural interventions, and in-hospital transport.
The AutoPulse® NXT Resuscitation System delivers
consistent high-quality circumferential compressions,
providing coronary perfusion even in the most
difficult clinical settings.
CPR IN THE
HOSPITAL
MECHANICAL CPR IN THE GUIDELINES
Mechanical CPR devices should be
considered when high-quality manual
compressions are not practical or pose
a risk to rescuer safety.
These specific situations may include limited
personnel, moving ambulance, angiography suite,
prolonged resuscitation, or concerns for infectious
disease exposure.
The 2020 American Heart
Association Guidelines
2021 European Resuscitation
Council Guidelines
EMS
EMERGENCY DEPT.
CATH LAB
Continuity from EMS to Hospital
AutoPulse NXT provides high-quality CPR continuously
from the scene and throughout advanced treatment.
EMS transport directly to the cath lab helps minimise
time to lifesaving treatment for some cardiac patients.
STEMI patients can continue receiving consistent
compressions all the way through an intervention.
In-hospital cardiac arrest patients can quickly begin
receiving mechanical CPR while providers address
additional life-threatening medical issues or begin
transport to other care units.
DEPENDABILITY ACROSS
THE CONTINUUM OF CARE
See the difference in the cath lab
AP 0°/0° RAO 10°/CRAN 30°
The AutoPulse NXT platform is designed to be more
transparent, allowing for visibility during X-ray imaging.
The low-profile of the AutoPulse NXT resuscitation system lets the C-arm move freely. When CPR is needed in the
cath lab, AutoPulse NXT delivers compressions while the C-arm remains close to the patient, allowing for continued diagnosis or intervention and protecting staff from excess scatter radiation.
Coronary arteries of a normal-sized adult heart model
Code data integration and visual feedback on the
R Series® and X Series® monitor/defibrillator offer a
seamless user experience by capturing and displaying
vital signs from manual and mechanical CPR. This
complete ZOLL solution fills the patient transportation gap in a holistic view of hospital cardiac arrest QA/QI.
Seamless device recognition
When used with the R Series, X Series, and OneStep™
electrodes, AutoPulse NXT compressions are
automatically recognised. The ZOLL defibrillator/monitor displays “AutoPulse”, so you know that circumferential
compressions are occurring.
Integrated data for simplified debriefing
RescueNet® CaseReview integrates multiple
information sources to provide a complete view of a
resuscitation event. The entirety of your CPR
performance — including recognition of AutoPulse
NXT compressions — appears in the post-event
CaseReview report. Identifying and comparing
manual and automatic compressions provides
additional QA/QI insight into CPR effectiveness
during post-arrest hot and cold debriefings.
A COMPLETE
Streamlined efficiency
RESUSCITATION
SOLUTION
handle
NXT band
patient alignment line
battery
control panel control panel
AUTOPULSE NXT
SYSTEM COMPONENTS
Ready to deploy when you are
AutoPulse NXT batteries are designed for easy transition and reliability to ensure that the device is powered during a cardiac arrest. A typical charge time of two hours and visible charge indicators make battery management easy.
AutoPulse NXT transporter
Easily store your AutoPulse NXT platform and accessories on the transporter so you are always prepared.
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1Westfall M, et al. Crit Care Med. 2013 Jul;41(7):1782-1789 2Ong ME, et al. JAMA. 2006; 295:2629-2637
3Casner M, et al. Prehosp Emerg Care. 2005;9:61-67
4AHA 2020 Guidelines. Circulation. 2020;142 (suppl 2):S366–S468) The AutoPulse NXT* Advantage
While offering dependability across the continuum of care, AutoPulse NXT drives perfusion, fits more patients, and delivers mechanical compressions reliably and effectively. With the increased radiolucency of the platform and its lowprofile design, AutoPulse NXT is an ideal CPR solution for the cath lab.
Following a cardiac arrest, AutoPulse NXT, R Series/X Series, and RescueNet CaseReview work together to let you seamlessly manage and review your resuscitation data.