On 2015 Feb 06, Ryan Radecki commented:

Post-publication commentary: "More Futility for Mechanical CPR"

A few weeks ago we reported on the use of the LUCAS-2 for crushing the thorax, resulting in significant internal injuries. None of these injuries were judged to have contributed to any patient’s demise – but, still, concerning. This could be more forgivable if there were other advantages, say, survival.

Unfortunately, yet again, mechanical CPR fails to demonstrate superiority....

http://www.emlitofnote.com/2014/12/more-futility-for-mechanical-cpr.html

On 2015 Feb 06, Ryan Radecki commented:

Post-publication commentary: "More Futility for Mechanical CPR"

A few weeks ago we reported on the use of the LUCAS-2 for crushing the thorax, resulting in significant internal injuries. None of these injuries were judged to have contributed to any patient’s demise – but, still, concerning. This could be more forgivable if there were other advantages, say, survival.

Unfortunately, yet again, mechanical CPR fails to demonstrate superiority....

http://www.emlitofnote.com/2014/12/more-futility-for-mechanical-cpr.html