The polygraph hemodynamic Mac-Lab™ is a powerful and reliable tool that can be configured to suit your way of working and it offers:

• Macros defined by the user that allow doctors to determine the flow of cases according to their own workflow, streamline data collection, and provide a detailed report of the proceedings.
• Mode pediatric provides algorithms and settings to document complex congenital cases when it is necessary.
• Navigation tools and documentation, including: ST segment, Holter, CardioTree and capture images.In-depth data collection at the point of care the patient
• Connection with X-ray systems to upload personal data to the systems of image acquisition and receive radiological parameters as angles and product dose-area (DAP for its acronym in English), which reduces data entry errors and save time.
• Sets of registration forms that are compatible with the log data of ICP and ICD of the NCDR ACC.
• Collecting log data at the point of care that minimizes the extraction of data after the procedure.
• Obtaining data to measure thanks to forms of custom data that allow you to configure up to 5000 input fields defined by the user.
• Export of data to the systems of registry and data management GE and other manufacturers.Fractional reserve flow (FFR) integrated
• Displays and stores measurements of FFR in the recording system, Mac-Lab, without need of a parser-independent.
• Causes of the FFR a hemodynamic parameter always available and without the need of additional wiring.
• Automatic acquisition of fluoroscopic images at the start of the FFR is evaluated to visual documentation of the injury.Integration of images from the PACS (optional for Mac-Lab )
• Import DICOM images from PACS system to the library of images.
• Selecting any image from the library of images to appear on the monitor screen.
• Display images of previous studies on the monitor with arm to help the doctors to perform advanced procedures guided by image.
• Import and annotation of images in reports.
• Insertion of images of fluoroscopy and ultrasound, and images previously acquired in the case report, which provides a documentation of the procedure more complete.