Cardio Lab Equipment

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Transcript of Cardio Lab Equipment

  • 1.XAI MEDICA Presents
    • Medical Diagnostic Systems and Technologies
  • Electrocardiography
  • Assessment of the ANS
  • ECG/ECG+BP Holter Monitor
  • Electroencephalography
  • Rheography
  • Spirography
  • Telemedical Devices
  • Fetal ECG monitoring

2. Electrocardiography

  • CardioLab
  • The PC-based ECGsystem
  • for resting and
  • stress testing studies
  • The CardioLab system is
  • perfect for hospitals, clinics,
  • stress labs or private
  • practices

3. CardioLab system main features

  • Resting ECG . Computer interpretation
  • Heart rate monitor , HRV analysis
  • Phonocardiography .W avelet PhCG analysis.
  • The normal and abnormal heart sounds library
  • Ergometry and other types of stress tests
  • Ergospirometry (XAI MEDICA CORTEX)
  • Remote electrocardiography
  • Fetal ECG

4. CardioLab ECG Devices 5. CardioLab ECG Devices 6. CardioLab ECG Devices 7. CardioLab ECG Devices 8. CardioLab ECG Devices 9. CardioLab ECG Devices 10. CardioLab ECG Devices 11. CardioLab ECG Devices 12. CardioLab Specifications

  • Digital ECG amplifiers
  • Number of ECG channels12
  • Input range, mV 0.005.. 8
  • Input impedance, Mom 100
  • Common mode rejection ,dB 120
  • FrequencyResponse,Hz+/-3bD 0.05 .. 20 0
  • Noise, mkV2
  • Protective isolationOptically decoupled, BF
  • Defibrillator Protection5kV protection
  • Safety StandardsIEC601-1/UL 544
  • ADC 16 bit
  • Acquisition sample rate, Hz 8000/1000
  • Computer interfaceUSB( Bluetooth)
  • Data transfer rate, kBit/c 1000
  • Dimensions, mm 110x80x20(190x140x35)
  • Weight, kg 0,25(1.0)
  • Power supplyPC powered
  • Power consumption0.5VA(1.0VA)

13. CardioLab system interface 14. RestingECGRecord 15. Resting ECG Analysis 16. ANS Assessment( HRV Analysis ) 17. HRV Analysis 18. HRV Analysis 19. HRV Analysis 20. HRV Analysis 21. Phonocardiogram Analysis 22. Stress Test Protocol Setting 23. Stress ECG Viewing 24. Stress ECG Analysis 25. CardioLab System Settings 26. Cardio CE Pocket PC Cardiograph 27. Cardio CEDatabase/Control 28. Cardio CEECG Record/Analysis 29. Cardio CEHRV Analysis 30. ECG Holter Monitor CardioSensECGHolter 31. CardioSens PDAviewer 32. Portable ECG recorder specifications

  • Dimension80 x 60 x 18 mm
  • Weight130 grams
  • Patient Lead5 (7)
  • Input Impedance50MOhm min
  • CMR Ratio>90dBon 50 Hz
  • Power Consumption30 mW Average
  • Functional Channels3
  • Recording Time24up to 72 Hours
  • Sample Rate250 (2000)
  • Resolution14 bit Recorded
  • Frequency Response 0.05Hz to 70Hz
  • CompressionNone
  • Memory TypeFlash SD/MMC up to 512 Mb
  • Download InterfaceFlash Reader
  • Control InterfaceIRDA
  • Power Requirement Battery1 AA Alkaline IEC-LR6
  • Life80 hours minimum

33. CardioSens Main Features

  • Smalland lightweight (130 grams).
  • IrDAinterfaceandPocket PCbasedECG viewer/analyzer
  • Mobile communication (via Pocket PC and GSM cellular phone)
  • Interactive(TEACH) QRS classification mode
  • "Page Scan"(PAGE) mode
  • "Full Auto"(QUICK) mode
  • Automatic classificationof events, Page-scan functions, ST-level
  • adjustment,Automatic24-hourfulldisclosure,Automatic
  • ST-segmentanalysis, Automaticcolor-coded arrhythmiaediting,
  • Automatic artifact rejection
  • R-R variability , QT and HRT analysis.

34. CardioSens Software

  • The ECG records analysis provides the next
  • sequenceof the procedures:
  • QRS-complexes detection
  • QRS-complexes classification
  • The analysis and automatic description
  • of the heart rhythm abnormalities
  • The analysis of the ST-T changes
  • The analysis ofQ-T intervals
  • The analysis ofHeart Rate Variability(HRV)
  • The analysis of Heart Rate Turbulences(HRT).

35. CardioSens System Interface 36. File System Operation 37. ECG Data Downloading 38. Holter ECG analysis 39. QRS Classification and Morphology Editing

  • Single QRS Morphology Editing function allows
  • to Change Individual Beat Label N, VE, SVE or Un.
  • Morphology Class Editing function allows to Change the
  • Template (Morphology Class) label.
  • Morphology Classes Merging function allows to Merge
  • aMorphology Class into another (Main) Class.
  • You can Inserta QRS into a Morphology ,Delete a
  • Morphology, Createa New Morphology, CompareQRS
  • with Morphology Template,ReviewandRe-classify any
  • class or Recycled Bin Contents,Analyzecurrent QRS
  • morphology.

40. Arrhythmia analysis and description 41. Episode Description Editing 42. ST-T analysis 43. Q-T interval analysis 44. Heart Rate Variability Analysis 45. Heart Rate Turbulence Analysis 46. Final Holter Report 47. All Arrhythmia Episodes 48. Holter Report: ST-T Changes 49. CardioSens Holter Monitor 50. NIBP+ECGHolter Monitor 51. CardioSens BP specification

  • Blood pressure measurement method:oscillometric
  • Blood pressure storage:over 200 measurements
  • Measurement ranges for adults:- pSYS : 25 - 280 mmHg
  • - pDIA : 10 - 220 mmHg
  • - pMAP: 15 - 260 mmHg
  • Measurement ranges for neonates:- pSYS : 20 - 155 mmHg
  • - pDIA : 5 - 110 mmHg
  • - pMAP: 10 - 130 mmHg
  • Shutdown after exceeding300 mmHg adult mode 165 mmHg neonatal mode
  • Static accuracy: 3 mmHg or 2% of measured value
  • Inflation: automatically controlled pump
  • Safety: maximum inflation 300 mmHg;
  • safety release valve for power failure
  • Deflation and rapid air release: automatic pressure release valve
  • Intended measurement ranges: blood pressure 30-260 mmHg
  • heart rate 40-200 beat per minute
  • Download InterfaceSD/MMC Card + Flash Reader
  • Control InterfaceBluetooth
  • Status IndicatorLED
  • Size: 120 x 80 x 35 mm
  • Weight: app. 350 g (batteries included)

52. CardioSens BP Software 53. CardioSens BP Software 54. CardioSens BP Software 55. CardioSens BP Software 56. CardioSens BP Software 57. BP+ECGHolter Monitor 58. Electroencephalography

  • NeuroCom
  • EEG System
  • PC-based system
  • for EEGand EP
  • recording,
  • analysis and
  • interpretation

59. NeuroCom main features

  • Viewing and storing a continuous data up to 24 channels
  • Zero phase-shift digital filtering, baseline correction,
  • DC drift removal by polynomial detrending
  • General purpose linear derivation enables to reformate
  • (remontage) data as well as more advanced analysis
  • Real-time calculation of frequency spectrum,
  • and topographic mapping of voltage and spectra
  • Video monitoring during EEG registration

60. NeuroCom main features

  • Isolation/removal of spatial components,
  • including EOG artifacts
  • Spatial filters include local scalp current density
  • Cartooning of waveforms, spectra and maps
  • Independent Components Analysis
  • Selective rejection of physiological artifacts synchronous
  • with stimulus without EEG distortion
  • Inverse EEG Problem solving for multiple sources
  • Transferring data over local networks

61. Technical Specifications

  • Number of EEG channels 21 (16) + ECG
  • Signal range, mkV 1 4000
  • Input Impedance, Mom 10/200
  • Common Mode Rejection, dB 140
  • Frequency Response, Hz 0.1 110
  • Noise level, mkV 1
  • ADC, bit 16
  • Sampling frequency, Hz 4000/500
  • Computer interface USB
  • Operational SystemWINDOWS XP

62. NeuroCom EEG Tomography 63. NeuroCom EEG Mapping 64. NeuroCom EEG Mapping 65. Rhythmic Stimulation 66. ICA Decomposition Mapping 67. Electrode Artifact Rejection 68. EOG Artifact Rejection 69. NeuroCom EP Tomography 70. NeuroCom EP Averaging 71. NeuroCom EP Analysis 72. NeuroCom EEG System 73. BioimpedanceSystem

  • ReoCom
  • Thoracic Electrical
  • Bioimpedance
  • Noninvasive Hemodynamic
  • Vascular Diagnosis
  • Venous Blood Flow
  • Rheoencephalography

74. REOCOM main functions

  • The 4/8-Chennal Electrical Impedance Plethysmograph
  • REOCOMis a non-invasive instrument for quantitative
  • diagnosis of arterial and venous blood flow.
  • TheREOCOMrheograph complements, and in many cases
  • surpasses the Doppler and ultra-sound diagnostic instruments.
  • A complete vascular laboratory must have these instruments
  • integrated into a system to determine the existence of vascular
  • disease.
  • This can only be achieved with rheograph that has
  • universal capabilities.

75. REOCOM main functions

    • Patients registration in database, reports creation and editing,
  • creation templates of reports and files of norms.
    • Simultaneous recording up to 8 rheography channels,
    • ECGand PhCG channels.
    • Automatic processing of recorded tests.
    • Respiratory wave automatic rejection.
    • HRV and BPV analysis.
    • New approaches to estimation of the vascular areas
    • hemodynamics .

76. ReoCom System Devices 77. ReoCom System Devices 78. ReoCom System Devices 79. Technical specifications

  • Technology tetrapolar
  • Number of rheography channels up to 8, time division
  • ECG channel 1
  • PhCG channel 1
  • Excitation current, mA 1
  • Constant current waveform Square Wave
  • Constant current oscillator
  • frequency,kHz 16...128
  • Basic impedance
  • measurement range, Ohm 1...1000
  • Impedance variable component
  • measurement range, Ohm 0.002...2
  • Impedance measurement noise, Ohm 0.002
  • ADC, bit 14
  • Sampling frequency, Hz 4000/250
  • Computer interface USB
  • Operational system WINDOWS XP

80. REOCOM Software 81. REOCOM Software 82. REOCOM Software 83. REOCOM Software 84. REOCOM Software 85. ReoComBioimpedanceSystem 86. Spirography

  • SpiroCom
  • spirograph
  • PC based spirometry
  • system for testing
  • flow-volume loops,
  • slow vital capacity
  • and maximal voluntary
  • ventilation

87. SpiroCom main features

  • Respiratory data recording and automatic parameters evaluation
  • for any respiratory maneuvers (slow spirometry and flow-volume).
  • Automatic sorting of the executed maneuvers with choice of the
  • best maneuver and its processing.
  • Norms school choice, construction of required reports forms
  • and automatic maneuvers description.
  • Analysis of spirography parameters dynamic changes,
  • construction of its time changes schedules at various
  • functional loadings.
  • Data BTPS correction.
  • The SpiroCom System has user friendly and accurate diagnostic
  • software for quick and easy testing.

88. SpiroCom Hardware 89. Technical Specifications

  • Pressure sensor type differential
  • Flow range, l/s 0.02 - 16
  • Flow accuracy, %
  • 1...16 l/s2
  • 0.05...1 l/s5
  • Resistance, kPa/(l/s) at 10 l/s 0.08
  • Volume range, l 0 - 20
  • Volume resolution, ml 1
  • Channel band pass, Hz 0...30
  • Sampling frequency, Hz 10000
  • ADC resolution, bit 18
  • Computer interface USB
  • Weight, gram 300
  • Operational System Windows XP

90. SpiroCom Software 91. SpiroCom Software 92. SpiroCom Software 93. Spiro CE

    • Pocket PC
  • Spirograph

94. Spiro CE Software 95. Spiro CE Software 96. SpiroCom spirography System 97. Telemedical Devices

  • IMON
  • TELEMEDICAL
  • MONITOR
  • Designed byXAI-MEDICA
  • Kharkiv, Ukraine
  • for Institut
  • Fr Computersysteme,
  • ETH,Zrich

98. The Project Goal

  • The health systems have to change radically in the
  • nearestfuture. The classical 'hospital centred
  • healtcare'is moving towards a 'patient-centred
  • health', with emphasis on prevention and early
  • detection of risk.
  • XAI-MEDICA have designed the new
  • mobile remote patient monitoring system
  • by combining wearable computing, wireless
  • communication and biomedical related technologies .

99. IMON Project

  • Mobile remote patient monitoring system includes continuous
  • collection and evaluation of multiple vital signals, intelligent
  • emergency detection, and a cellular connection to a
  • telemedicine center through GSM/GPRS wireless networks.
  • A full 12 lead ECG, respiration, impedance cardiogram (ICG),
  • and blood circulation has measured.
  • Using integrated a three-axis acceleration sensor it detects
  • the level of useractivity and correlates it with vital parameters.
  • The mobile monitor is able to perform a real-time intelligent
  • processing and analysis of the registered signals, before its
  • transmission to TMC.

100. TELEMEDICAL MONITOR SCHEMATICS 101. MEDICAL I/O BOARD SCHEMATICS 102. IMON Technical Specifications

  • ECG:
  • Number of ECG channels12
  • Input range, mV 0,005 .. 8
  • Input impedance, Mom 100
  • Common mode rejection, dB 90
  • Frequency Response, Hz+/-3bD 0,05 .. 110
  • Noise, mkV5
  • RESPIRATION:
  • Body impedance channel1
  • Impedance range, Ohm
  • Static (Zo) 500
  • Dynamic (Z) 2
  • Impedance Noise, mOhm5
  • Subject excitation current, mA 0,5
  • Constant current waveform Square Wave
  • Current oscillator frequency,kHz 20
  • Frequency Response, Hz0,0530

103. IMON Technical Specifications

  • HEAT FLOW:
  • Number of channels 2
  • Heat flow measurementrange, watt/m2 400
  • MOTION ACTIVITY:
  • 3D-Acceleration (X,Y,Z)range,g 2
  • Acceleration output , mV/g 0,25
  • ADC resolution, bit 16
  • Acquisition sample rate, Hz 1000
  • CONTROL PROCESSOR: MSP430
  • Protective isolationBF
  • Safety StandardsIEC601-1/UL 544
  • Monitor Dimensions, mm 110x60x24
  • Monitor Weight, kg 0,25
  • Power supply3,6 V (2 Ah) Li-Ion
  • Monitor Power consumptionmin 0,05VA , aver. 0.5VA

104. IMON Devices 105. IMON Devices 106. IMON Devices 107. IMON Devices 108. IMON presentation at the ETH Computer SystemsInstitute (Zurich)25-th anniversary 109. Fetal ECG Monitor

  • XAI-MEDICA have developed a new technology
  • (hardware and software) to monitornon-invasively
  • the electrocardiogram ofboth fetus and mother during
  • pregnancy which have advantages overDoppler.

110. Fetal ECG Monitor

  • The current technique for recording fetal heart rate is to use Doppler Ultrasound.
  • But such systems have the following disadvantages:
  • Require repositioning of the transducer by
  • highly trained personnel;
  • The ultrasound transducer is uncomfortable;
  • The technology supposed launching an
  • ultrasound signal towards the fetus
  • (invasive);
  • Techniques results in an average heart rate
  • and does not provide beat to beatand ECG
  • morphology information .

111. Fetal ECG Monitor

  • We have developed a new technology that offers advantages
  • over conventional Doppler. The technology works by detecting
  • the fetal heart electrical signal via passive skin electrodes.
  • The fetal heart signal is separated from the maternal signal
  • and other background noises.
  • As a result, long term fetal heart rate trace can be
  • produced with fetus HRV parameters evaluation.
  • Moreover, the system allows to recoverthe complete
  • PQRST complex ofFECG, thus waveform analysis
  • of the fetal electrocardiogram can be studied.
  • The systemdetectsand analyses the changes in T wave
  • andST segment of the fetal ECG, reflecting the myocardial
  • ability to respond to hypoxia.

112. Fetal ECG Monitor

  • The system, is a Pocket PC
  • controlledand battery
  • operated portable device
  • uses conventional disposable
  • ECG electrodes.
  • Windows Pocket PC/Windows
  • XP software, implementing
  • a sophisticated algorithms
  • for noise reduction techniques
  • is used to record and separate
  • the maternal and fetal ECGs.

113. FECG Extraction Method

  • Extraction is based on a Blind-Adaptive-Filtering and Blind
  • Signal Separation/Extraction (BSS/BSE) and ICA
  • (independent component analysis) methods.
  • The main idea consists in adaptive filtering and reducing
  • quantity ofindependent ources by estimation of certain
  • parameters from theraw data, on the basis of apriori
  • informationabout the nature of certain signals that are
  • contains in a mixture.

114. Fetal ECG Monitor

  • Technology Advantages
  • The monitor is portable. It can be used
  • in home environment.
  • Pocket PCcontrolled, batteryoperatedwith
  • wirelessdata transmission ECG recorder
  • Technology is totally non-invasive
  • can be used for long term monitoring
  • Passive, lightweight electrodes are used

115. FECG Extraction Samples 116. FECG Extraction Samples fECG averaged pQRST Extracted fECG 117. FECG Extraction Samples 118. FECG Extraction Samples Extracted fECG fECG averaged pQRST 119. FECG Extraction Samples 120. FECG Extraction Samples Extracted fECG fECG averaged pQRST 121. Fetal HRV Analysis 122. Fetal HRV Analysis 123. Fetal ECG Monitor

  • New technology
  • (hardware and software)
  • to monitornon-invasively
  • the electrocardiogram of
  • both fetus and mother
  • during pregnancy which
  • have advantages over
  • Doppler.

124. Thanks for attention ! Vyacheslav Shulgin, [email protected]