St. Jude develops a fast heart scanner QuickOpt
Release date: 2006-09-06
St. Jude develops a rapid heart scanner QuickOpt Recently, St. Jude's rapid heart scanner QuickOp was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration, which uses a less than two-minute operation to replace the previous need. It takes two hours to check the heart and adjust the buried equipment. The electrocardiogram scanning diagnostic apparatus uses computer simulation to observe and diagnose the information of the heart disease changes in the heart, and is treated with an electronic cardiac pacemaker and an RF analyzer. The device uses a synchronous structure to output electrophysiological parameters from the electronic control box. The electrocardiogram scanner is a necessary device for the surgical treatment of arrhythmia, and is issued by the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation on October 7, 1998. The FDA approved the procedure called QuickOpt as a supplement to the St. Jude buried defibrillator, which St. Jude said is a test that deviates from echocardiography. QuickOpt is able to better match heart pump function and device frequency to improve pumping efficiency. Doctors usually place this buried device in a severe heart failure, otherwise the patient may experience symptoms such as depression. "Meddy Medical Network"
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