The ECG Cable is an accessory to the PURE EP™ System. The ECG cable Assembly (4.8m) connects to standard ECG patches on the patient’s skin. The cable connects directly to the blue plug on the amplifier (aka MSU - Main System Unit).The PURE EP™ is a system that consists of two main parts: the amplifier (aka MSU - Main System Unit),and the personal computer (PC), which are connected over a highspeedfiber optic cable. The patient is connected to the amplifier viaa set of supplied ECG cables and commercially availableintracardiac (IC) catheters. The amplifier includes hardware andembedded software necessary for acquiring ECG and IC signalsfrom patients. The device is not intended for active patientmonitoring. It consists of one ECG and seven IC modules designedto acquire 12-lead ECG and 56 IC signals and send the digitizeddata to the PC. The PC has preinstalled PURE-EP software and isconnected to display monitors. The pre-installed software providesvisualization of received data from the amplifier on real-time andreview screens. It also includes a signal processing module thatprovides various filter options for real-time and review screens.
An assembly of devices designed to perform several diagnostic tests and therapeutic treatments of the heart in patients with arrhythmic or conduction disorders. It typically consists of a computerized workstation including a monitor, a printer or graphic recorder, a data recorder (e.g., optical or magnetic disk), and plug-in modules for signal amplification and/or conditioning. Signals are taken from external electrodes on the chest as well as from intracardiac electrodes and from blood pressure transducers. Device uses include analysis of the atrioventricular conduction system, defibrillator function, and the induction/termination of ventricular tachycardia.