Weinmann MEDUMAT Standard2 Instructions For Use Manual page 161

Pressure
pInsp CCSV
CCSV CCSV
T T Trigger Trigger
CCSV
TI = 205 ms TE 225 ms
1/Freq. (min. 430 ms;
(140/min)
The CCSV mode is a pressure-controlled ventilation mode
employed specially and exclusively for ventilation during CPR
during continuing chest compression. The ventilation mode offers
you support during cardiopulmonary resuscitation (in accordance
with the resuscitation guidelines) by applying a defined pressure
into the lungs in time with every chest compression and switches
to expiration during the chest decompression phase.
The set inspiratory pressure corresponds to the maximum pressure
limit at the same time.
The device detects the beginning of a chest compression via a
pressure trigger (CCSV trigger) and outputs a mechanical breath
with the set inspiratory pressure within a few milliseconds.
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MEDUMAT Standard
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Time
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EN 161