In the event of total heart failure, the victim has a very short time left.
The recommended action to help prolong the life of the victim is to administer CPR.
It has occurred to me that a device to efficiently provide this aid for emergency applications is required.
So how difficult would it be to manufacture a suit to totally encase the patient.
The suit would lay out flat, single dimensionally and could be quickly wrapped around the torso, leg's ams etc and secured by Velcro.
The suit would consist of hundreds of air cells each similar to the method used to compress along the lines of a sphygmomanometer,
The air cells would be lateral to the body and be inflated by computer control.
It does not take a quantum mechanic to realize that this device could artificially induce circulation through out the body, if the inflation and deflation of the cells is correctly programmed. not only could it induce air induction to the lungs. it could be programmed for other purposes such as tourniquet etc.
it could be part of the gurney equipment, it might have saved my son.
GF