ECG Synchronous

ECG Synchronous by ECG Synchronous is a medical device that synchronizes external electrical signals with a patient’s electrocardiogram (ECG).

The device is commonly used during surgery, where electrically-powered instruments may interfere with the patient’s ECG recordings. By synchronizing the electrical signals with the patient’s ECG, doctors and surgeons can ensure accurate monitoring and prevent potential complications.

The ECG Synchronous by ECG Synchronous operates by detecting the QRS complex, a specific feature of the ECG waveform that indicates heart contraction. The device then generates a synchronous electrical signal that is precisely coupled with the patient’s heartbeat, effectively canceling out any interference from other electrical devices.

The use of ECG Synchronous by ECG Synchronous minimizes patient risks and improves the accuracy of ECG recordings during surgery.

• Benefits:
• Ensures accurate monitoring of patients during surgeries
• Minimizes patient risk by reducing the likelihood of complications
• Improves the quality of ECG recordings during surgery

ECG Synchronous by ECG Synchronous is a valuable tool for medical professionals looking to improve patient safety and increase the accuracy of their surgical procedures.