The QMAPP PCM, a basic hemodynamic monitoring system, is designed to help make examinations even more efficient, by housing all parameters in one amplifier and making operation intuitive (reporting functionalities) in order to optimize the workflow. QMAPP PCM is user-friendly and is connected with a single cable and mounted to a standard DIN-rail on the X-ray or operating table, which will increase the operational space and freedom of movement in the lab as shorter cables can be used. A QMAPP amplifier is hot swappable by disconnecting a single cable, without loss of patient or procedure data.
An assembly of devices designed to continuously obtain, amplify, and record various signals generated during procedures usually performed in the cardiac catheterization laboratory. It typically consists of a computerized central workstation including a monitor and a graphic recorder, and a slave monitor including patient interface modules in the catheterization laboratory. The system is used for procedures such as left heart catheterization, right heart catheterization ventriculograms, coronary angiography, and pacemaker insertions; also used in procedures intended for the determination of most haemodynamic characteristics, evaluation of therapies, and planning of surgical approaches.