Description

"Learn to expertly interpret ECGs in minutes."

imedicalapps.com: "The only app that interprets ECGs."

ECG Interpreter includes an extensive collection of common and unusual ECGs. It has built in calipers that automatically measure and calculate rate, intervals, segments, irregularity, and wave amplitudes. ECG Interpreter is the only app that also recommends treatment based on the ECG findings.

Your colleagues will be impressed when you use your iPhone to determine rhythm regularity and measure the PR and QT intervals - automatically.

ECG interpreter is also a cardiology decision-engine that evaluates the 12-lead ECG, provides a diagnosis, and recommends treatment.

ECG Interpreter is essential for anyone who needs to learn to read ECGs, including physicians, nurses, students, and EMTs. Learn the systematic method that cardiologist use to interpret ECGs.

Learn to assess ischemia, myocardial infarction, arrhythmias, heart blocks, conduction delays, supraventricular and ventricular tachycardias, hypertrophy, axis deviation, electrolyte disorders QRS axis, rhythm and rate based on individual characteristics. The cardiology processor produces an interpretation and treatment report that can be saved, e-mailed, or used in electronic medical records.

Warning: Failure to use calipers to assess the ECG can be hazardous to your patient's health.

Key Features:
• Built in calipers for measuring intervals, rate, and amplitude
• Calipers can be used to measure any object, including skin lesions and pupil size
• Follows 2010 AHA/ACCF/HRS/WHO guidelines
• New treatment guidelines for ECG abnormalities
• Evidence-based
• Easy interface
• Zoomable sample ECGs with common and unusual findings
• Calculates rate, rhythm, axis, hypertrophy, and more.
• Generates a diagnosis and treatment report, which can be e-mailed, saved, or printed.
• iPhone and iPod Touch tested. iPod requires updated firmware.

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Author: Paul D. Chan, MD

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