法国研究人员提出利用无人机快速向心脏骤停患者运送除颤仪的方案1。该研究团队分析了2011至2024年间巴黎大区28,349起院外心脏骤停事件，发现现有1,893台固定除颤仪的覆盖率仅为30%1。据研究估算，每分钟缺乏心肺复苏和除颤治疗，患者生存机率会下降10%1。
研究显示，部署100至200个无人机基地可将覆盖率提升至97%以上，且5分钟内送达率接近100%1。相比之下，现有固定除颤仪的5分钟可达率仅为30%至40%1。具体方案包括，100个无人机基地配合26台额外除颤仪可覆盖97%的患者，200个基地仅需4台额外除颤仪即可达成99%以上的覆盖1。若仅依赖增加固定除颤仪，则需要910台才能实现84.5%覆盖，1,712台才能达到100%覆盖1。
法国目前仅有8%的院外心脏骤停患者在急救车到达前使用过公共除颤仪1。该研究将在巴黎欧洲应急医学大会上呈报，瑞典部分地区已在试用无人机投放除颤仪的方案1。
French researchers have proposed deploying drones to speed up access to automated external defibrillators (AEDs) for people experiencing out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.1 A study analyzing 28,349 cardiac arrest incidents across the Paris region between 2011 and 2024 found that current fixed defibrillator coverage is inadequate, with only 30 percent of cases occurring within 500 meters of the 1,893 existing devices.1
The research demonstrates that establishing 100 to 200 drone bases could achieve coverage exceeding 97 percent, with delivery times approaching 100 percent within five minutes.1 In contrast, the current network of fixed defibrillators achieves only 30 to 40 percent delivery within five minutes.1 The findings underscore the critical time sensitivity: without CPR and defibrillation treatment, survival chances decline by 10 percent every minute.1 In France, only 8 percent of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients receive treatment with public defibrillators before ambulances arrive.1 The research will be presented at the European Conference on Emergency Medicine in Paris.1 Some regions in Sweden have already begun implementing drone-based defibrillator delivery systems.1
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