Laerdal AED Defibrillator

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Laerdal is a major manufacturer of medical equipment and medical training products based in Stavanger, Norway. Laerdal's most well known product is a training manikin popularly called 'CPR Annie'. The company expanded its line of products to include realistic wound simulations and other first aid materials. Laerdal's CPR training manikin 'Resusci Anne' is widely used throughout the world. In the US it is called 'CPR Annie', since it serves as the main training tool for modern CPR (the mouth-to-mouth method). 'Resusci Anne' was developed by Peter Safar and Asmund Laerdal, with contributions by James Elam. The face of 'Resusci Anne' was modeled on the death mask of an unidentified late 19th-century Parisian girl who apparently committed suicide by jumping into the Seine. Asmund S. Laerdal was in possession of a reproduction of the death mask at the time of the manikin's development.