Swiss HEMS save lives with SCHILLER rescue devices

For almost five decades, SCHILLER has been committed to fighting sudden cardiac death. In the rescue product range, SCHILLER has specialized in lightweight and small devices for professionals and lay rescuers.

With the emergency monitor and defibrillator DEFIGARD Touch 7 and the mechanical CPR device EASY PULSE, rescue teams are ideally equipped for any situation.

The Helicopter Emergency Medical Services (HEMS) crew member Samuel Ernst from the Swiss helicopter rescue service AAA Alpine Air Ambulance confirms: “For us as HEMS, after dropping off or getting out of the helicopter, it is crucial to reach the patient as quickly as possible and to carry as little weight as possible. Both devices are extremely lightweight and user friendly, and with its harness system, the EASY PULSE is attached to the patient easily and efficiently.”

Important advantages
EASY PULSE, the mechanical CPR device, is ideal for confined spaces, for example in helicopters, aircraft, ambulances and on rescue sites such as in crashed cars or after earthquakes. It is possible to operate the device on patients in a head-up position.

DEFIGARD Touch 7 is a compact and lightweight monitor/defibrillator, which is extremely intuitive to use and equipped with high-end data transmission technology.

FRED easy port plus is a small and lightweight defibrillator, available as fully automated, semi-automatic or manual version. A 1-2-3 workflow, the large colour screen and the spoken instructions make it very easy to use.

DEFIGARD HD-7 is SCHILLER’s latest hospital defibrillator which minimizes the time to shock thanks to fast analysis and parallel charging. A shock can be delivered with paddles, defibrillation pads or spoons. The device works with SCHILLERs unique data management solution SEMA. Touchscreen, CPR feedback options or cybersecurity are only some of the device’s convincing advantages.

Around the world with 1200 employees
SCHILLER was founded in 1974 by Alfred E. Schiller. Starting in a four-room flat as a one-man business, the company has become a successful group with more than 1200 employees, 30 subsidiaries and a global sales network. Today, SCHILLER is a world-leading manufacturer and supplier of devices for cardio-pulmonary diagnostics, rescue and patient monitoring as well as software solutions for the medical industry.

• For more information, visit: www.schiller.ch