Q Stress Cardiac Machine :
Quinton Q-Stress cardiac stress testing system.
The Quinton Q-Stress is as like as gold of hospital industry's. The PC-based cardiac stress system, winner of multiple awards is now in its ninth generation. Q-Stress, the eighth generation Quinton stress system, takes cardiac exercise testing to a new level of performance. With our up to 40 years of technical and clinical leadership, we have tailored Q-Stress to offer extensive customization designed to meet your needs.
· Latest software enhancements include risk scoring, full disclosure, procedure reanalysis, freeze frame, and more
· Clinical capabilities include ECG full disclosure and archive, intest ECG review, automaticaly patient risk-scoring, Dynamic ST display,Eectopic beat capture, and much more
· Advanced connectivity alternatives include Q-Exchange, Networking, EMR, and IS options
· Ease to use via simple controls and lists, efficient reporting, automaticaly record export, customization, and a Windows based environment
· Delivers superior trace quality and system reliability
· Storage capacity for tens of thousands of procedure reports.
· Interfaces to the TM 55/65 treadmills
SunTech Tango blood pressure monitor
Works with the Q-Stress system to automatically measure and display a patient's systolic and diastolic BP along with heart rate during the test. Makes use of SunTech's proprietary Dimensional K-Sound Analysis a result of SunTech's pioneering work in 24-hour ambulatory BP monitoring.
· Dimensional K-Sound Analysis
· Interfaces to Q-Stress
· Real-Time Wave Form Display
· Historical Tabular Data
· Automatic or Manual Settings
· Simplified Patient Preparation
Stress Echo Bed from Medical Positioning
When a cardiac impaired patient cannot walk treadmill, but Echo images are desired, a thorough evaluation can still be conducted via the MPI Stress-Echo Bed. Supine ergometry can detect ischemia and provoke symptoms at lower heart rates.
· Integrated Ergometer Control
· MultiModality Stress Echo and resting studies
· Dual Drop Sections - Apical Access and Superior Ergonomics
· Highest Patient Weight Capacity
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