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GE HEALTHCARE PRESENTS NEXT-GENERATION PLATFORM FOR ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY INNOVATION
The latest digital platform provides key advancements to help maintain high signal fidelity while reducing environmental noise.
GE HealthCare announces the latest innovation in electrophysiology (EP), the Prucka 3 with CardioLab EP Recording system, to help clinicians in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.
Electrophysiology labs play a pivotal role in the treatment of cardiac arrhythmias like AFib and require sophisticated recording systems to capture and analyze intracardiac signals accurately. GE HealthCare’s latest Prucka 3 with CardioLab EP Recording system builds on more than twenty years of success in the field of electrophysiology to provide a robust ecosystem of mapping technologies that help provide accurate, efficient, and advanced analytics for the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias.
The system’s digital platform maintains high signal fidelity, while reducing environmental noise through new signal-filtering capabilities and enhanced software for powerline noise reduction. The forward-looking platform also provides a path to emerging technologies in electrophysiology that depend on quality signals for their fast interpretation and clinical results.
New features now available as part of the latest Prucka 3 with CardioLab EP Recording system:
- Enhanced Signal Filtering Capabilities including powerline harmonic removal;
- Dual Real-Time places a second real-time display on any of the CardioLab display monitors;
- Cycle Length on Signal labels the cycle length directly on the signal in real-time;
- Multiple Review Windows allow for the placement of up to five review windows; and
- ClearMatch tags interesting morphology to create a template that can be used in review to match the two morphologies.
Prucka 3 with CardioLab EP Recording system is part of GE HealthCare’s larger cardiology care portfolio to address cardiovascular disease and key challenges faced in cardiology care today.
