ПРИМЕНЕНИЕ НОВЫХ АППАРАТНЫХ МЕХАТРОННЫХ СРЕДСТВ НАРУЖНОЙ КОМПРЕССИИ ГРУДНОЙ КЛЕТКИ ЧЕЛОВЕКА ПРИ ПРОВЕДЕНИИ СЕРДЕЧНО-ЛЁГОЧНОЙ РЕАНИМАЦИИ

сердечно-легочная реанимация, массаж сердца, кардиокомпрессор, мехатронный, адаптивный, анатомический

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