Towards Personalized Closed-Loop Mechanical CPR: A Model Relating Carotid Blood Flow to Chest Compression Rate and Duration
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Theodoros P. Zanos | Subash Padmanaban | Joshua W Lampe | Lance B Becker | Theodoros P Zanos | T. Zanos | L. Becker | Joshua W. Lampe | Subash Padmanaban
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