Modular

ecgAUTO modular design allows you to implement only the needed analysis tools.

Simple modules like RR analysis, blood pressure or blood flow assessment can be used in stand-alone, or combined with additional modules, for advanced analysis:

• in-depth interval analysis
• arrhythmia detection
• heart rate variability
• baroreflex sensitivity
• isolated P wave detection

Add-on modules for neurological and respiratory endpoints can be combined for multi-disciplinary studies.

Additional modules for importation of non-EMKA files as well as GLP modules, SEND formatted exports, and vEEG* are available.

*Video-electroencephalogram

Efficient analysis

In-depth ECG analysis is at the heart of ecgAUTO software.

Using the pioneering shape recognition techniques, ecgAUTO is able to analyze normal or abnormal ECG morphology, from any species and any lead.

The pattern recognition technique requires a library of reference waveforms, built and edited by the user. Specific libraries can be built for different species or leads, which make the strength of this technique.

Several days of manual analysis are turned into a few minutes of automated analysis with ecgAUTO software:

• Load, analyze, and export large data files in minutes.
• As an example, a two-weeks study analyzed manually in tree days is processed in 30 minutes
• Concurrent interval and arrhythmia analysis eliminates the need for multiple analyses of a single data file.
• Automated isolated P wave detection dramatically decreases the time spent overreading data. Statistics on occurrences per data zone are automatically produced.

Customizable

Standard or custom parameters and protocols are used in analysis and for the production of comprehensive data reports. Interactive dashboards (i.e. multi trend graph, XY plot, Poincaré plot) can be utilized to QA/QC your data on the fly.

Perform batch analysis with custom configurations on a per file and per subject basis.

Alex Carll’s interview

In an interview, Alex Carll, from the University of Louisville, explains how he uses ecgAUTO software to analyze ECG, blood pressure, and left ventricular pressure in rodents.

Alex Carll studies the biological mechanisms by which air pollutants weaken the heart, impair cardiac conduction, and compromise hemodynamics, and whether such effects occur through the autonomic nervous system.