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CARDIOVIT CS-104
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CARDIOVIT CS-104
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CARDIOVIT CS-104

Combines all important ECG recording functions in the comprehensive CARDIOVIT CS-104 system. The system is assembled and tested by SCHILLER employees and is ready for use in clinical practice.

Resting ECG with SCHILLER ETM ECG analysis software, as well as ETM Sport, an automatic ECG interpretation program for athletes
Recording of resting heart rate for up to 60 minutes with arrhythmia detection option
Ability to create a 10-second resting ECG recording based on rhythm recording with measurements and interpretation
Stress ECG with arrhythmia detection option
Stress test with pharmacological load
Intuitive and customizable user interface: choose different data display screens, activate or deactivate graphs, configure action keys
Integrated workstation for viewing ECG and spirometry recordings from all SCHILLER devices connected to the SCHILLER server
Two-way data exchange (including worksheets and patient data requests, PDQ) with EMR, GIS, and PACS systems
Trolley with adjustable working surface height from 88 to 122 cm with spring mechanism
The CARDIOVIT FT-1 electrocardiograph can be used as an alternative for ECG recording
CARDIOVIT CS-104 is also available as a computer program for recording resting ECGs with stress test and spirometry options.
Stress ECG
Inpatient
User interface
Vector ECG
Spirometry based on SpiroScout SP plus ultrasound technology
The system includes a personal computer
Monitor
Trolley and wireless (MS-12 blue) or wired (MS-12 USB) data recording module
ETM Sport The first automatic interpretation module designed for athletes It is often difficult to distinguish between physiological and pathological ECG variations in athletes. When used during sports tests to determine the maximum capabilities of athletes, SCHILLER's ETM Sport program significantly reduces the number of false positives, while maintaining the sensitivity of cardiac disease detection. The ETM Sport program is based on the “Seattle criteria.”
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