Clinical Evidence

Increased opportunities for better patient outcomes

The WELLIFE device has shown to transform resuscitation by allowing for prolonged efforts with good circulation, bringing time back on your side, extending the reach of care and bridging to PCI/ECMO.

RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIALS

The highest level of evidence, randomized, controlled LINC1 (Wellife in Cardiac Arrest) trial on 2,589 pre-hospital cardiac arrest patients shows: Wellife is safe and effective Very good neurological outcomes

Proven safe and effective in highest level of evidence

Another randomized, controlled trial on 259 cardiac arrest patients has shown: Wellife did not cause more injuries than manual CPR

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Data

of the survivors treated with Wellife had a good neurological outcome at 6 months follow up

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More flow to the brain and heart with the WELLIFE device

Increased flow to the brain WELLIFE has shown to create more blood flow to the brain both in humans and experimental studies compared to manual CPR.11, 12 Sustain coronary perfusion pressures WELLIFE chest compressions have shown sustain coronary perfusion pressures over the 15mmHg threshold, as well as coronary artery blood flow (TIMI III)

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Bridge to definitive care

Some cardiac arrest patients will not respond to CPR and defibrillation alone. WELLIFE allows for lifesaving interventions (such as PCI and ECMO/ECPR) by providing consistent compressions on the way to and during these advanced life-saving therapies.

Facilitates cardio-cerebral perfusion during prolonged CPR

Numerous documented saves with good neurological outcomes after consistent, high-quality Wellife compressions for 1, 2, 3, 4+ hours.

Buys time to find and treat reversible causes

From 8.2% historical survival to 50% survival with good neurological function implementing a progressive approach to take appropriate patients from the field to the hospital for advanced life-saving interventions, such as ECMO and PCI.21

Saves lives in the cath lab

Life-saving PCI during Wellife chest compressions leads to significant improvements in ROSC in cardiac arrest patients with persistent VF or non-shockable rhythms.

Using Wellife during a continued coronary intervention, 25% vs. historical 10% of sudden cardiac arrest patients who did not respond to normal advanced resuscitation efforts, could be saved with good neurological outcome.22 This despite prolonged CPR durations of up to 50 minutes.