As a medical expert, you might advise your patients to undergo an electrocardiogram, or ECG, to look for any heart disease symptoms. It is a test that looks at the heart's electrical activity when it is at rest. It can offer details on heartbeat rhythm, rate, or other issues like high blood pressure or myocardial infarction. But if you are still diagnosing using a traditional ECG machine that uses thermal paper, it's time to make a change.
PC Based Resting ECG systems can enhance accurate electrocardiogram (ECG) interpretation, facilitate health care decision-making, and save costs. Annually, millions of ECGs are recorded worldwide, with the majority being automatically examined and then immediately interpreted through this.
Benefits Of PC Based ECG
PC-based resting ECGs have a number of benefits over traditional ECG systems that use thermal paper, including:
- In comparison to conventional ECGs, digital data storage allows for thousands of records to be saved in a small amount of space and allows for cost-effective operation by printing records on standard paper rather than more expensive thermal paper.
- Easy patient database management: Instead of needing to file through patient cards, patient databases may be readily viewed on a screen.
- Filters: We can use a variety of filters to speed up the administrative procedure while looking for a patient's record.
- Reliable data storage: Unlike traditional ECG records, the record doesn't fade or crumple.
- Connectivity: The Nasiff CardioResting has USB connectivity as a standard, but it can also have Bluetooth connectivity or both USB and Bluetooth connections.
- Mobility of the record: It is simple to copy, upload to a portal, or email the record.
- Customizable views: displaying the various ECG channels on a computer screen is ideal,
- Automatic interpretation: The software's automatic interpretation can be checked by the physician, simplifying and speeding up the diagnostic process.
With PC Based ECG, channels can be turned on and off, paper speed and amplitude can be adjusted, median size can be set, and a doctor's diagnosis can be added to the record itself, unlike with typical ECG equipment.
PC-based ECG systems have become quite popular with doctors and clinics, and it’s time for you to get on board. Visit the Nasiff Associates website for more information.
