From the touch to the report, without losing the signal
6 or 12-lead electrocardiographs connected to INpulse One and the INcloud cloud. You record the tracing, analyze heart rate variability and, when needed, receive a cardiologist report remotely.
Veterinary ECG, from the touch to the report
INpulse's connected ECG is veterinary electrocardiography from the touch to the report, for clinics and hospitals that want to record the exam, analyze heart rate variability and, when needed, receive a cardiologist report remotely. They are 6 or 12-lead electrocardiographs connected to the INpulse One platform and the INcloud cloud.
Which electrocardiograph for each routine
The 6 frontal-plane leads are enough for rhythm, rate and most arrhythmias, and are the basis of triage. The 12 add the precordials for fine spatial characterization, axis and conduction disorders.
| INcardio Agile | INcardio X | |
|---|---|---|
| Leads | 6 (or 1, Agile mode) | 12 simultaneous |
| Resolution | 24-bit | 24-bit |
| Sampling | up to 4 kHz | 500 Hz to 4 kHz |
| Touch triage | yes, no clips | no, only via the 10-wire cable |
| Power | USB, no battery | 2500 mAh battery |
| Typical use | triage, field, pre-anesthetic | full workup, arrhythmias |
| Weight | 120 g | 210 g |
Both send the tracing to the same INpulse One and the same INcloud.
From the tracing to the report, connected
- 01 Capture 6 or 12-lead ECG on the INcardio Agile or INcardio X, with veterinary filters.
- 02 Analysis in INpulse One HRV, morphology, axis and a PDF report, on desktop or app.
- 03 INcloud the exam uploads and stays linked to the patient record, with history.
- 04 Teleconsult when needed, a cardiologist report comes back signed to the same record.
The analysis tools
When the ECG decides
- Pre-anesthetic and pre-operative assessment
- Arrhythmia and syncope workup
- Triage in breeds predisposed to heart disease
- Follow-up of chronic cardiac patients
- Feline hypertrophic cardiomyopathy
- Field and ambulatory care
The exam goes, the report returns through INcloud
The clinic captures, the platform connects, a cardiologist from the network reviews. The specialist report comes back quickly, without the patient leaving.
Clinic
Specialist
A network of cardiologists, wherever you are
Your clinic does not need a cardiologist in-house, nor does the client need to travel. The specialist report arrives through the cloud.
- Accredited veterinary cardiologists in the INpulse network
- Remote report, no patient travel
- Full history kept in INcloud
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Frequently asked questions
How can I offer ECG exams in my clinic without having a cardiologist?
You run the exam at your own clinic with the connected electrocardiograph and send the tracing to INpulse tele-reporting with one click. A veterinary cardiologist from the network interprets the exam and returns the signed report to the patient record in INcloud, so you don’t need a specialist on staff to deliver the cardiology reading.
Buying or taking the electrocardiograph on loan, what to consider?
When you buy, the device is yours and you use tele-reporting whenever you want; on loan you use the device tied to the INpulse network reporting service. The choice depends on exam volume, budget and how much the clinic wants to bring cardiology in-house. Talk to a specialist to assess the best format for your routine.
How many leads does the electrocardiograph need (6 or 12)?
It depends on the use. Six leads handle quick screening, initial pre-anesthetic assessment and field care; twelve leads provide the most complete cardiology reading for arrhythmias, conduction disorders and follow-up of cardiac patients. In the INpulse line, the INcardio Agile works with 6 leads and the INcardio X with 12.
How does the ECG connect to the INpulse One platform and INcloud?
The electrocardiograph captures the tracing in INpulse One (desktop or app), which performs the analysis and generates the report. The exam then uploads to INcloud, where it stays in the patient history and can move on to tele-reporting. The cardiologist’s report comes back to the same record, keeping exam and interpretation linked.
Start recording the connected ECG
From triage to the cardiologist report, in the same ecosystem.
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