The ECG Machine from M4Medical is a high-quality electrocardiograph, part of the M-TRACE line, designed for accurate, resting cardiac diagnostics in clinical environments.
Key Features:
M4Medical, a leading Polish manufacturer of electrocardiographs, offers a range of high-quality ECG systems under its M-TRACE product line. These devices are known for their reliability and advanced technology. They are designed to perform accurate, non-invasive resting electrocardiogram tests, capturing the heart’s electrical activity with exceptional clarity. The M4Medical ECG machine comes in 3, 6, and 12-channel models, meeting the needs of both hospitals and cardiology practices. With digital signal processing, they deliver superior fidelity, supporting detailed analysis of heart rhythms and abnormalities.
The ECG machines feature advanced tools that enhance clinical workflow and diagnostic accuracy. For example, their high-resolution color screens display up to 12 leads at once, enabling rapid assessment. They also use advanced filters to suppress noise and muscle interference, ensuring clean and reliable tracings. In addition, the built-in memory stores hundreds of tests, while USB connectivity makes data transfer simple and efficient.
The M4Medical ECG machine is essential for diagnosing arrhythmias, ischemia, and heart enlargement. They are also valuable in pre-operative screenings, routine check-ups, and emergency evaluations. Furthermore, they can detect pacemaker impulses, providing a detailed view of cardiac function in patients with implanted devices. Their user-friendly design and advanced technology improve diagnostic efficiency and support better patient care.
KASBN International, a trusted supplier of medical equipment, distributes ECG machines. The company is ISO-certified and registered by ISOQAR, demonstrating its commitment to delivering quality-assured devices.
Does the ECG machine provide automatic interpretation of test results?
Yes. Depending on the model, it includes optional software for test interpretation. This software analyzes results based on patient age and can automatically detect pacemaker impulses.
