The Mac-Lab XT Hemodynamic Recording System is a powerful, reliable system that can be configured around the way you work and offers:

User defined macros that allow clinicians to define the case flow to their specified workflow - streamlining data collection and providing a comprehensive procedure report.
Pediatric mode that provides algorithms and settings to allow documentation of complex congenital cases when needed.
Navigation and documentation tools including: ST Segment, Holter, CardioTree and Image Capture.

Comprehensive data collection at the point of care
Interface with X-ray systems to automatically upload demographics to the imaging systems and receive radiological parameters such as angulations and dose area product (DAP) - helps to reduce data entry errors and save time.
Registry form sets to support the ACC-NCDR PCI and ICD registry data.
Gather registry data at the point of care, helping to minimize post-procedure chart pulls.
Collect data the way you want with custom forms data allows up to 5,000 user-defined fields to be configured for data entry.
Export comprehensive data to GE and third-party registry and data management systems.

True integrated fractional flow reserve (FFR)
Display and save FFR measurements on the Mac-Lab XT recording system - no need for a separate analyzer.
Makes FFR just another hemodynamic measurement - always available, no additional cabling required.
Auto-acquire fluoroscopy images upon initiation of FFR - visual documentation of lesions being evaluated.

Integrate images from PACS (optional for Mac-Lab XT)
Import DICOM images from PACS systems into the image library.
Select any image in the image library to appear on the monitor screen.
Allows images from previous studies to be displayed on the boom to help clinicians perform advanced image guided procedures.
Import and annotate images in reports.
Embed fluoroscopy, U/S and previously acquired images into the case report, providing comprehensive documentation of the procedure.

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Technology

Synchronized Ultrasound