Non-invasive diagnostics

A quick and simple diagnostic test using the Hemodynamic Cardiac Profiler (HCP) meets a currently unmet clinical need of healthcare professionals; to determine the hemodynamic state of a patient’s heart non-invasively, while the patient has freedom of movement.

The simplicity of the device allows application by healthcare professionals with a minimum of training, and will give valuable information about hemodynamic state through the recording and remote display of atrial and ventricular filling curves of the patient's heart within a minute. It is as quick and simple as running an ECG. Interpretation must be performed by a trained physician.

Reviews from professionals

The ECG measures the electric activity of cardiac tissues, during which the heart aims at performing volumetric displacements of blood. However, the ECG does not register to what extent the heart has been successful in actually accomplishing these displacements. In brief: If the ECG represents what the heart is trying to do, HCP shows to what extent such has been accomplished.
Maurits Konings, PhD, University Medical Centre Utrecht, The Netherlands