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1800-102-2977Meet GE HealthCare’s MAC™ 7 resting ECG system. It is sophisticated yet accessible, with an intuitive touchscreen interface that enables users of all backgrounds to acquire quality ECGs in just a few touches.
MAC 7 Resting ECG
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Accelerate Quality ECG with Every Touch
Intuitive
Intuitive means getting quality ECGs on every patient. MAC 7 intuitive user interface helps you reduce variability in ECG quality by :
- Identifying signal quality
- Acquiring the quality ECG automatically
- Displaying it in high resolution dimensions
- Ready for print and transmission.
With just a few touches users of all experience levels can acquire quality ECGs
Up to 31% fewer steps1
85% of users agree that they need minimal training2
MINIMIZE MIX-UPS -New Smart Lead technology automatically detects a newly connected patient.
AVOID VARIABILITY - Enhanced Hookup Advisor™ guides even the newest user to a clean, high-quality waveform.
REDUCE REPEATS - Optional Auto-ECG algorithm may help to immediately captures and displays the first clean, high-quality ECG.
Marquette™ 12SL™ Over 30 years of innovation and development
- Over 200 scientific references 3
- Validated against clinically-correlated databases for accuracy 3
ACS option Calculates probability of the presence of Acute Cardiac Ischemia
Gender-specific interpretations Shown to provide a 25% relative improvement in detection of Acute Inferior MI in women under 60 years of age4
Connected
To help minimize IT challenges and ease connectivity, MAC 7 was designed to integrate smoothly into your ecosystems using industry standard interfaces.
Flexible and scalable.
MAC 7 features bidirectional communication with:
- MUSE™
- CardioSoft™
- Your EMR
- Other cardiology systems*
In multiple data formats via:
- DICOM
- HL7
- XML
As a result, your ADT, patient data, orders and test results can transfer effortlessly – all to support a seamless ECG workflow and comprehensive patient record.
* May require an EMR or DICOM Gateway.
Secure
With today’s hyperconnected data environment, you worry about patient privacy and data protection. GE Healthcare and our new ECG security architecture included on the MAC 7 are here to bring you peace of mind.
MAC 7 helps you drive facility security
- Minimizing the attack surface
- Only talking to recognizable things
- Always updating
- A smarter USB connection
Maintain total control of security updates
- Constant threat monitoring for developing security enhancements
- Security design details included in user and service manuals
Protect data integrity
- All patient data encrypted
- Username and password authentication, including LDAP
- Secure network connections by only talking to recognized devices
Easy to move and clean
Fits users of all heights, therefore, user experience is improved and workplace injuries are reduced. Reduces the risk of cross-contamination. Footprint is on average 12% smaller and 11% lighter**.
Easy to move and clean
Designed for easy serviceability
Designed for easy serviceability
Durable connectors and cables reduce breakage and maintenance
Service offerings and training tailored to your needs
Simple design allows easy access to critical parts
View status and diagnostics of device components and parts for easy assessment
Diagnostic ECG Clinical Insights
Tailored to provide relevant, interesting, and informative articles allowing you to unlock the full power of the ECG to help you treat patients.
Footnotes
510K cleared, is not available in all countries.
¹In an observational study comparing the usability of various ECG systems, when participants used GE’s new resting ECG interface, they were able to complete the same set of ECG tasks in 31% less steps
²Double-blind study by an independent third-party research firm, Healthcare Research & Analytics (HRA) at Smith Research Facility, Chicago.
³For more details please refer to the GE 12SL statement of validation and accuracy
⁴Xue, J. et al. “A New Method to Incorporate Age and Gender into the Criteria for the Detection of Acute Inferior Myocardial Infarction.” J Electrocardiol. 34(4) (Part 2) (Oct 2001):229-234
⁵Hancock, E.W., et al., AHA/ACCF/HRS recommendations for the standardization and interpretation of the electrocardiogram: part V: electrocardiogram changes associated with cardiac chamber hypertrophy: a scientific statement from the American Heart Association Electrocardiography and Arrhythmias Committee, Council on Clinical Cardiology; the American College of Cardiology Foundation; and the Heart Rhythm Society. Endorsed by the International Society for Computerized Electrocardiology. J Am Coll
⁶Marquette 12SL ECG Analysis Program Physician’s Guide, 2056246-002 Revision B. 2015, GE Healthcare: Milwaukee, WI.
**Comparison available upon request
JB00908IN October 2021