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| Producer: | SCHILLER |
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| Country: | Switzerland |
ETM Sport
ETM Sport is a specialized software for automated ECG analysis created by the Swiss company SCHILLER. The module is designed for use in sports medicine and physical fitness testing, when it is necessary to clearly distinguish between normal physiological changes in cardiac activity in athletes and potentially pathological abnormalities. ETM Sport helps cardiologists, sports physicians, and functional diagnosticians reduce the number of false positives and maintain their sensitivity to detecting true cardiovascular disease.
The module is based on the Seattle Criteria, a modern international protocol that classifies typical and atypical ECG changes in athletes, taking into account their adaptation to physical activity.
FEATURES
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Automatic ECG analysis with sports-specific features;
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Improved accuracy in screening for heart disease in professional and amateur athletes;
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Compatible with SCHILLER electrocardiographs;
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Certified software for use in medical institutions.
- Medical institutions, cardiology departments, intensive care units
Accessories or related products
ETM Sport is a modern software module for automated ECG analysis designed specifically for athletes. The software takes into account the physiological adaptations of the heart to regular physical activity and helps to avoid false-positive results during examinations.
Benefits of the software for athletes
Thanks to an algorithm based on the Seattle Criteria, ETM Sport is able to distinguish between normal ECG changes in athletes and potentially dangerous pathologies. This ensures high diagnostic accuracy without losing sensitivity to heart disease.
Application and equipment compatibility
The ETM Sport module integrates seamlessly with SCHILLER electrocardiographs and is the ideal solution for sports medicine, physical examinations, cardiology clinics, and functional diagnostic centers. It allows you to quickly, accurately and reliably assess the state of the cardiovascular system in athletes, taking into account their physical activity and individual characteristics.