BeneHeart R12

Environment and Modernization

Paperless process delivers faster patient testing and reduces the use of costly ECG paper

•  Full print preview image helps you decide if an immediate repeat of an ECG recording is needed, giving you a faster workflow than ever before;
•  Preview image for instantaneous on-screen review allows you to send data to the ECG management system without printing;
•  Review on screen helps you to retrieve previous ECG reports at any time

Quality and Performance

Easy to use technology saves you time

• 8-inch high-resolution colour display
• User friendly workflow buttons
• Patient demographics can be retrieved from the worklist
• Anatomically designed cable to minimise tangling and lead reversal
• Optional barcode scanner for rapid input of accurate patient demographics

Measurement and Diagnosis

Globally recognized Glasgow 12-lead analysis supports diagnostic confidence:

• Accurate diagnosis in adults and children from birth upwards.
• Age, gender and ethnicity specific criteria to improve accuracy for individual patients.
• Six Critical Value highlighted warnings aid rapid response for potentially urgent issues.
• Automated re-analysis after modification of patient demographics aids rapid ECG capture with the option to add patient information later.Digital pacemaker detection provides reliable report of atrial, ventricular and A-V sequential pacing mode without selecting pacemaker detection sensitivity.

Intelligent design for busy professionals

• Stable, clean, and accurate ECG waveforms ensure the quality of ECG data and aid faster processing
• Clear view of results helps you focus on diagnosis and care
• Save up to 800 ECG records internally, or use the USB flash drive for offline ECG storage and transmission
• Lithium ion battery powers greater than 3.5 hours of continuous operation or 400-page recording on one charge
• One of the lightest 12-lead electrocardiographs available – only 4.8 kg
• Optional hardy and compact trolley for easy mobility and storage

Peripherals and Communications