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General
Properties •
Techniques
Poly-Spectrum-Ergo
General Properties
Poly-Spectrum-Ergo
software allows executing exercise testing by different cycle
ergometers and treadmills. It can operate with
Poly-Spectrum-12
or Poly-Spectrum-8/E
ECG systems.
Poly-Spectrum-Ergo
module provides all the necessary software tools for exercise
testing including special mode of exercise ECG imaging, the
execution of the necessary on-line estimates, and the summary
protocol generation.
Exercise testing protocols:
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Progressive uninterrupted exercise with increasing workloads and
adequate time interval in each level (on bicycle or treadmill)
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Bruce protocol (on treadmill)
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Naughton protocol (on treadmill)
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Astrand-Test (on bicycle)
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PWC 170 (on bicycle)
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Three-stage Swedish protocol by Sjostrand (on bicycle);
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Any protocol constructed by the user (on bicycle or treadmill).
Poly-Spectrum-Ergo
Techniques
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Patient S., 34 years
A sample of elements arrangement on the PC screen. The
main part of the screen is occupied by the curves area.
The patient ECG recorded in the real-time operation mode
is represented here. The leads system (standard, Frank
or Nehb's system), number of displayed leads, ECG sweep
speed and sensitivity are software switchable. The
averaged cardiocomplex field is to the right of the
curves area. Averaging is done by several last complexes.
The averaged complex is represented as superimposed with
displacement on the complex, which is averaged through
the rest ECG recordings. HR (or R-R duration), workload
and blood pressure time variation curves are given under
the curves area. |
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Patient S., 34 years
Time variation curves of the ST displacement through all
leads may also be shown under the curves area. To the
right of the curves the numerical information is shown,
these are test elapsed time, current stage elapsed time,
current HR, current workload, cycling speed for cycle
ergometry or speed and grade for treadmill. A switch to
the next stage can be done manually (by keystroke) or
automatically (by the software set time interval). The
former way makes the checkup faster. As for the
automatic initial, it makes possible to execute test by
a medical staff. |
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Patient S., 34 years
At any time you can "freeze" ECG by keystroke. Then you
can send it in ECG measurement and interpretation window
(fig. 4) or print it. All ECG including rest, exercise
and recovery periods are stored in PC memory. The number
of blood pressure measurements and their savings is
unlimited. |
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Patient R., 42 years
At the end of the test each ECG fragment can be analyzed
in the ECG measurement and interpretation window. |
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Patient M., 31 years
In addition to ECG contour analysis a number of
ergometric parameters can be analyzed after exercise
testing. Some of them are represented in the "Ergometry"
window. |
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Patient M., 31 years
Moreover, the combined HR, BP and workload graphs are
shown in the window "Ergometry". The ST displacement
curve is also represented here. |
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Patient R., 42 years
You may choose the elements you would like to include in
the report. The most representative ECG fragments (at
user's option) with the QRS complex amplitude-temporary
parameters tables can also be included in the report.
You may also print the whole ECG record. |
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Patient M., 31 years
Every 30 seconds the program makes the automatic
averaging of ECG fragment. The averaged fragment is
stored in PC memory. After finishing of the testing all
the averaged fragments are displayed in the separate
window. |
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The software can be used during exercise testing in the
following cases:
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CAD diagnostics;
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risk stratification and prognosis in patients with
established CAD;
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evaluation of perioperative risk for noncardiac surgery;
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determination of the degree of disability in subjects
with various forms of heart disease;
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estimation of quality and quantity of exercise needed
for a beneficial effect;
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assessment of maximal work capacity in normal
individuals (sportsmen, army recruits, rescuers,
policemen, firemen). |
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