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Manually operated resuscitators are used to maintain or restore respiration in an emergency situation; therefore, as a matter of principle, they must funcion independently of external sources of power — especially in disaster situations. Progress can constantly be seen with respect to the function, applicability, construction conditions, practicability, etc., of such equipment; this is certainly in part a result, for example of Nobel’s (5,6) basic suitability criteria for manual resuscitators, as well as a result of test criteria that have been worked out for comparative testing and evaluation of manually operated resuscitator (4) (Table 1).

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Dick, W., Ahnefeld, F.W. (1980). Requirements for Manually Operated Resuscitators for Use in Disaster Situations. In: Frey, R., Safar, P. (eds) Resuscitation and Life Support in Disasters Relief of Pain and Suffering in Disaster Situations. Disaster Medicine, vol 2. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-67095-4_8

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