Aim: Today, the use of automatic chest compression devices is increasing. The aim of this study is to identify popular publications about chest compression devices, save time for researchers, and summarize the important points of chest compression devices using the scientometric analysis method. Material and Methods: All data were collected using the Web of Science Core Collection between July 1-8, 2023. Articles related to the topic were selected using the keywords "automated chest compression device" or "mechanical chest compression device". All articles in the database were manually scanned and analyzed. The distribution of relevant articles in the database was analysed according to scientific journals. Global research productivity, international collaborations, and research themes were analyzed using the scientometric method. Results: A total of 589 articles were identified in the WoS. Out of these, 439 (74.407%) were original articles, followed by 63 (10.678%) review articles and 30 (5.085%) editorial materials. When examining the distribution of research articles by country, the United States (US) topped the list with 171 articles, followed by Germany (n=77). Although the UK ranked third in terms of the number of publications with 53 articles, it ranked first in terms of the number of citations. (n=3465). An assessment of the top 20 publishing journals revealed that the Resuscitation Journal led in terms of publication count (n=133), citation count (n=5906), and average citations per publication (n=44.41). Conclusion: Our bibliometric study analyzed 589 articles on mechanical cardiopulmonary resuscitation. This can help researchers identify trending topics and areas of interest more quickly. More research is needed to fully understand the effectiveness and best tools for saving lives in emergency situations.