Diagnostic Cardiology ECG Cables, Leadwires |

Easy, reliable connections for accurate measurement

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Accurately measure and ensure high-quality performance from your CASE®, MAC® and SEER® devices with GE Healthcare diagnostic cardiology ECG cables, leadwires and accessories—reliably making the correct connection to your GE devices.

Simple connection. Accurate Measurement.

Easily connecting with your diagnostic cardiology equipment, GE Healthcare's high-quality reusable ECG cables, leadwires, and accessories help you get the accurate measurements needed to properly assess patient heart function.

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Ensuring Accuracy and Optimal Performance

An electrocardiogram (ECG or EKG) records the electrical signals in your heart and is a painless, non-invasive method to diagnose several common heart problems in people of all ages. Cardiologists utilize Diagnostic Cardiology (DCAR) ECG technology to help diagnose abnormal heart rhythms (arrhythmias), blocked or narrowed arteries caused by coronary heart disease, and even previous heart attacks. This diagnosis can be provided via a resting ECG, a stress ECG utilizing a GE Healthcare stationary bike or treadmill, or a Holter monitor which is worn for 24 – 36 hours by a patient outside of a healthcare facility. Our ECG cables, leadwires, and accessories help you make the correct connection to GE Healthcare devices to help you achieve a higher standard of care.

Compatible

Durable

Featuring resistant jacketing that extends cable life, our ECG cables, leadwires, and accessories are easy to clean and can withstand bending and twisting to enhance patient comfort.

Reliable

Reliable

GE ECG cables, leadwires and accessories undergo strict testing to ensure quality, reliability and safety as a complement your GE equipment—delivering optimum performance and a helping to achieve a higher standard of care.

EASY-TO-USE

Easy-to-use

Available in 10- and 14-lead configurations, cables, leadwires, and banana adaptors (also available as grabbers) include color coding to help reduce errors in setting up leadwires—saving time for the clinician to focus on patient care. An integrated cable and leadwire set features a unique grouping of leadwires that enables quicker application.