FDA IDENTIFIES

Suction anti-choking device as a second-line treatment. A suction anti-choking device
as a second-line treatment is intended to be used, by application of suction, to resolve
choking in victims experiencing complete airway obstruction. The device is intended to
be used as a second-line treatment in an emergency situation after unsuccessful use of a
basic life support (BLS) choking protocol.

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