27 devices · GMDN 31742
A cardiac mapping system workstation is a control unit that guides catheters or guidewires through the heart’s blood vessels during procedures like electrophysiology studies or ablation. It uses software and advanced navigation technologies—such as magnetic fields—to help clinicians precisely position tools within the coronary vasculature or cardiac chambers for diagnostic or therapeutic interventions.
These systems are typically regulated as medical devices, often requiring compliance with standards for software validation, electromagnetic safety, and procedural guidance. They are commonly supplied as part of an integrated EP lab setup, though some components may be modular or interchangeable with other compatible systems.
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