While cardiac mapping typically involves clinicians inserting a catherter into a patient’s heart via an artery or vein, the CardioInisght system relies on a 252-electrode sensor vest worn by the patient to retrieve the same electrical data in the heart.
The system provides electroanatomic 3-D maps of the heart and can identify a wide range of irregular heart rhythms in the upper and lower chambers, according to a news release.
To view an animation of the CardioInsight System in use, click here.
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