Mortara Instruments

TriMed Staff | March 23, 2009 | Cardiovascular Business | Patient Care


Mortara T12S 12-Lead ECG and SpO2 Transmitter

Mortara Instruments (Booth 2370) is demonstrating a 12-lead resting electrocardiograph (ECG) with a high-resolution 17-inch color LCD. It also has an adjustable viewing angle that enables full preview of ECG prior to acquisition or printing. The Mortara Veritas resting ECG interpretation algorithm provides silent second opinion for 12-lead ECG interpretation. It has connectivity options with bi-directional communication via serial port, internal modem, LAN or wireless LAN with security for WEP, WPA-PSK and Cisco Leap. The information exchange interfaces patient demographics, ECG orders and discrete and displayable results are exchanged with Mortara’s E-Scribe and Athena product, as well as third party EMR, HIS and PACS systems via XML, PDF, UNIPRO and DICOM. The 12-lead full-disclosure ECG recording collects up to 30 minutes of diagnostic data.

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