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Marsoni
M251S
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ZOLL® AutoPulse® Rescusitation System, RecertifiedThe ZOLL AutoPulse Automated Chest Compression System is a unique, non invasive cardiac support pump that moves more blood,more consistently than is possible with human hands. Easy to use and battery operated, its load distributing LifeBand squeezes the entire chest. As a result, victims receive consistent, high quality compressions that deliver improved blood flow. The AutoPulse also minimizes time where compressions are not traditionally received,
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