In the 20th "Emirate Special Care" conference, the advanced medical devices of the UAE were exhibited

According to Amac News: In this exhibition, which was held in Dubai, a cardiac resuscitation device with a remote control with a range of 20 meters was also displayed.
The device is said to minimize the risk of exposure to infectious diseases for medical personnel during resuscitation procedures.
Associate Professor Dr. Hossein Nasseh Al Rahma, the head of the conference (ECCC-Dubai), said that the cardiopulmonary resuscitation device is the latest development in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) technology.
Dr. Hussain Al Rahma noted that 90 percent of hospital care units across the UAE use modern technologies such as artificial intelligence. He said the new device combines CPR with remote cardiac catheterization.
According to the person in charge of the conference, these technologies have significantly reduced the stay of patients in special care units and accelerated recovery after surgery.
He believes that smart devices can now alert nurses or doctors when a patient's vitals have stabilized and allow oxygen support to be safely removed.