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More patients could benefit from dispatch of citizen first responders to cardiac arrests.

L. Svensson | A. Auricchio | D. Fredman | R. Burkart | C. Benvenuti | E. Baldi | Remy Stieglis | C. Metelmann | B. Metelmann | K. Thies | M. Krammel | M. Müller | T. Scquizzato | Lukas Herzberg

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