EPR-Technology Saves Lives

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Lyn Yaffe, MD

Co-Founder/ CEO

Lyn Yaffe, MD, was instrumental in the development of the concept of EPR during research and development work at the Safar Center of Resuscitation Research, University of Pittsburgh, School of Medicine.

For EPR, Lyn has been dedicated to its concept and knowledgeable with regard to its emergency life-saving utility and potential applications in resuscitation for both civilian and military sectors. Lyn and his team are therefore the best group to bring EPR forward to successful development and product commercialization.

Lyn completed undergraduate education at the Johns Hopkins University, School of Arts and Sciences, majoring in biophysics, in 1968. He received his MD degree at the University of Maryland, School of Medicine, in 1972, and completed pathology and research post-graduate training at Columbia University, New York, NY, with additional molecular biology research experience at the Roche Institute of Molecular Biology, in 1978. In the past decade,

Lyn has been actively involved in research and development programs related to (1) patient/casualty monitoring strategies, (2) emergency hypothermia and rapid cooling techniques for point-of-injury care to induce ultra-profound cooling and suspended animation (EPR), and (3) semi-automated to automated, rapid vessel access techniques for therapeutic hypothermia, and a range of automated needle/catheter guidance and placement technologies.

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