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Double Sequential External Defibrillation: What the Science Says

07/01/2020

Double sequential external defibrillation (DSED) is a potential new intervention for patients in ventricular fibrillation who don't respond to traditional resuscitation, but it has yet to be supported by sound evidence. EMS World's Jonathan Bassett sits down with paramedic, researcher and educator Ian Drennan to discuss his research into the novel method and his article in EMS World's July 2020 issue.

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EMS injuries are most often caused by repetitive motions with poor posture and muscular balance.

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