Improvement of lay rescuer chest compressions with a novel audiovisual feedback device : A randomized trial.

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A Wutzler

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C Storm

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J Förster

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K Völk

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M Bannehr

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S von Ulmenstein

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W Haverkamp

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An audiovisual feedback device for compression depth, rate and complete chest recoil can improve the CPR performance of lay persons during self-training on a manikin.

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