Cardiac arrest
Earlier temperature control, neuroprotection, timing, safety and neurologically favourable survival.
We develop and support testable solutions for medical and societal challenges — combining research, technology and transparent evidence.
Medical innovation begins with a plausible hypothesis and becomes valuable through well-designed studies. We show what mechanism data, preclinical findings and external clinical signals already support, then define the next measurable validation step.
Our current planning covers several time-critical indications. The effect scenarios are transparent sensitivity analyses, not claims of AIRCHILL efficacy.
Earlier temperature control, neuroprotection, timing, safety and neurologically favourable survival.
Neuroprotection around thrombectomy and the question whether an additional early intervention can improve functional outcome.
Established therapeutic hypothermia provides a strong biological precedent; any new transport or early-cooling approach requires separate paediatric validation.
Population selection, intracranial pressure, timing, duration, rewarming and clinically relevant outcomes.
Cooling speed is critical. A future respiratory approach would need to be evaluated as a complementary option, not as a replacement for established rapid cooling.
A separate research field with external head/neck cooling signals; typical concussion is not a current respiratory AIRCHILL use case.
Public patent records list EP3509683B1 and US11395900B2 and identify Fabian Temme as holder/assignee. The public register view is presented transparently and does not replace formal chain-of-title due diligence.
Key projects include Medicalcooling/AIRCHILL, InjuryDetector, GritArmor and open-source software published by Ethical Saving.
Research and development around early cooling and neuroprotection.
District-level German ambulance and emergency physician fee structures, payer logic and primary sources.
Selected software and AI-assisted website infrastructure are published openly.
Our current proposal would open the existing German evidence-generation pathway under §137e SGB V to emergency medical services and add a temporary, transport-independent trial reimbursement route under §133 SGB V.
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