International experts recognize EOlife as the new standard of care.

BESANÇON – July 17th, 2025. Archeon Medical, a pioneer in high-performance ventilation, is proud to see its long-standing vision endorsed by the global scientific community. In a recently published Expert Opinion in the European Journal of Emergency Medicine, the RACE Study Group—comprising the most influential U.S. and European researchers in cardiac arrest over the past 20 years—calls for Ventilation Feedback Devices (VFDs) to become the new standard of care in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR). This powerful endorsement aligns directly with Archeon Medical’s commitment to innovation, embodied by EOlife — a cutting-edge device that delivers real-time ventilation monitoring and feedback to improve the quality of care in critical situations.

The publication gathers leading scientists and clinicians in emergency ventilation – including Pr. Abdo Khoury (CHU Besançon) , Pr. Said Hachimi-Idrissi (Gent University), Pr. Bernd Böttiger (University of Cologne); Pr. Michael R. Sayre (University of Washington); Dr. Matthew Neth (Oregon Health & Science University); Pr. Patrick Plaisance (Lariboisière hospital) ; Pr. Wilhelm Behringer (University of Vienna) ; Pr. Mohamud Daya (Oregon Health & Science University). The authors outline the urgent need for VFDs to address persistent challenges in manual ventilation, particularly during CPR. Their message is clear:

Ventilation Feedback Devices have the potential to elevate CPR quality
and significantly improve survival outcomes.

Manual ventilation using a bag-valve-mask (BVM) remains notoriously difficult to perform accurately — especially under pressure. Without feedback, caregivers are often unaware when ventilation falls outside the recommended guidelines.

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For years, Archeon Medical has pioneered advanced ventilation solutions, recognizing the vital need for real-time monitoring and feedback. This landmark publication in the European Journal of Emergency Medicine validates this vision.

“Archeon Medical’s commitment to high-performance ventilation, embodied by EOlife, directly aligns with these expert recommendations.”

Pierre-Edouard Saillard, COO and co-founder of Archeon Medical

This scientific consensus underscores the transformative potential of VFDs like EOlife to elevate CPR quality and significantly improve patient survival, a future Archeon Medical is proud to champion.

“This consensus marks a significant step towards a future where VFDs, including Archeon Medical’s EOlife, are an indispensable tool in every resuscitation scenario.”

Alban De Luca, CEO and co-founder of Archeon Medical

Trusted by major U.S. healthcare providers such as Johns Hopkins EMS, Stanford Children’s Hospital, and Rush University Hospital, EOlife is proving its value on the front lines of emergency care. This latest scientific endorsement further reinforces the urgency for widespread adoption — and is expected to accelerate its integration among new users across the healthcare community.

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About Archeon Medical
Founded in 2018, by Alban De Luca and Pierre-Edouard Saillard, Archeon Medical is a pioneer in emergency medical technology. Archeon Medical developed EOlife, the ventilation feedback device that has transformed the way healthcare providers approach manual ventilation. By providing real-time feedback and ensuring adherence to guidelines, EOlife empowers medical teams to deliver life-saving care to patients in critical condition. With a global footprint and a commitment to innovation, Archeon is dedicated to improving patient outcomes worldwide.

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Khoury, Abdoa,b; Hachimi-Idrissi, Saidc,d,e;  The RACE Study Group. Ventilation feedback devices in cardiopulmonary resuscitation: bridging the gap for optimal resuscitation practices. European Journal of Emergency Medicine ():10.1097/MEJ.0000000000001252, July 07, 2025. | DOI: 10.1097/MEJ.0000000000001252 (1)