75 devices · GMDN 36145
A cardiac stress exercise monitoring system is an integrated set of devices that records a patient’s ECG signals from electrodes on the limbs and chest while the patient performs graded exercise, often on an ergometer or similar equipment. The system captures the heart’s electrical activity, analyzes the data, displays results, and can control the exercise workload, giving clinicians a comprehensive view of heart rate and rhythm during stress.
When browsing this category, users should know that these systems are assembled to provide continuous ECG monitoring, data analysis, and workload management during exercise testing, and they typically include features such as real‑time displays and printable reports. Regulation and classification depend on the specific components and intended use, and they are evaluated according to the applicable medical device regulations for diagnostic and monitoring equipment.
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