Life Saving Aed Rescue - China

At 2: 55 PM on June 23, a dramatic sudden cardiac arrest rescue took place during a basketball game.

An athlete collapsed suddenly without any physical contact, experiencing cardiac arrest on the court.

Thanks to the professional emergency medical response team from Anyun Medical, and the timely use of Jousing AED (Automated External Defibrillator), the athlete’s life was successfully saved.

According to on-site surveillance, the athlete lost consciousness and showed no breathing or pulse after completing an offensive play.

The emergency response team immediately initiated the Chain of Survival, which is the international standard for emergency cardiac arrest treatment: Immediate Response: The referee suspended the game instantly, and staff called for emergency help.

AED Deployment within 15 Seconds: Medical staff arrived at the patient’s side within 15 seconds, directed someone to retrieve the Jousing AED, and called the national emergency number 120.

Company Contact:

• Posted By: Jousing Medical Co., Ltd.

• Phone: +86 21 64311308

• Address: 301, 401, Building 21, No. 200, Xingpu Road, Suzhou Industrial Park, Suzhou , Jiangsu , China

• Email:

• Website: https://www.jousingaed.com/

• Business Description: Jousing Medical is China's first domestic enterprise to obtain an AED registration certificate, providing AED products and pre-hospital emergency solutions.
  
  The company participated in drafting the NMPA's "Technical Guiding Principles for Defibrillator Product Registration", and has been recognized as a National High-Tech Enterprise and a National-Level "Specialized, Refined, Unique, and New" (Little Giant) Enterprise.
  
  In 2022, Jousing Medical provided exclusive AED support for the Beijing Winter Olympics.
  
  Jousing AED deployments have reached nearly 100,000 units, securing the second-highest domestic market share, and its products have entered over 30 countries and regions.
  
  Jousing AEDs demonstrated a first-shock success rate exceeding 98% in animal trials and have successfully resuscitated over 150 patients to date.