PROcan emergency oxygen bottle in an athletic facility
PROcan emergency oxygen bottle in an athletic facility

Research

Backed by Science

Explore the peer-reviewed studies and clinical guidelines that informed the development of PROcan.

Adult Basic and Advanced Life Support: 2020 American Heart Association Guidelines

"Per AHA Guidelines: Ventilation is recommended in respiratory-driven emergencies (e.g., drowning, opioid overdose, pediatrics, pregnancy) where hypoxia — not the heart — is the cause of arrest."


Survival in Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest After Standard

"Survival higher with standard CPR than compressions-only."

RIVA 2019
Willingness to perform bystander cardiopulmonary resuscitation

"Willingness to perform bystander CPR drops when rescue breaths are required."

MATSUYAMA 2020
Changes in virus-transmission habits during the COVID-19 pandemic

"Post-COVID, reluctance to perform mouth-to-mouth has increased."

REBAR 2022
Bag-Valve-Mask Ventilation and Survival From Out-of-Hospital Cardiac Arrest

"BVM ventilation improves survival — but is too complex for lay responders."

IDRIS 2023

Building the Clinical Foundation for PROcan

Read our Novel Concept Paper here: Putting the P Back in CPR: A Portable Oxygen Canister for Real-World Resuscitation

We’re actively publishing papers that identify the clinical need for PROcan and introduce the PROcan concept. Our multidisciplinary team—MDs, paramedics, academic clinicians, and engineers—is moving quickly toward testing and clinical validation studies. Interested in learning more or getting involved? Reach out now!