Simple, intuitive operation with an impressive range of features make the Eclipse LE II an excellent choice for everyday ECG operation. Available with or without computerized interpretation, the full-sized reports eliminate mounting time and costs. The full-sized alphanumeric keyboard allows you to enter patient information onto the report. And, it is upgradable to exercise stress, allowing you to add another reimbursable procedure to your practice at an affordable price.

Features:

• Multi-channel non-interpretive (LE II) or interpretive (LEi II) ECG recorder
• Full 8.5" x 11" reports
• Full alphanumeric keyboard
• 2 x 40 alphanumeric LCD screen
• Patient ID#, Age, Sex, Race, Medications, Clinical Classification, Location, Lead Markings and Acquisition parameters annotated on strip
• Three, four or six channel report formats
• Upgradable to Exercise Stress

Not available in the USA, please refer to Atria 3000

• Unique color LCD tilts and swivels to adjust display for optimum viewing
• Rugged hospital-grade cart provides maximum maneuverability
• Full-sized keyboard is sealed to prevent damage from spills.
• Patient ID#, Age, Sex, Race, Medications, Clinical Classification, Location, Lead Markings and Acquisition parameters annotated on strip
• SCP-ECG, PC, and Fax transmission options, compatible with the FAA system
• Burdick Products - over 50 years of ECG innovation
• Glasgow Royal Infirmary ECG algorithm

Eclipse Data Sheet - 178KB

Atria 3000

The compact, simple to use ECG choice for medical professionals 

Simple to use, compact and reliable, the Burdick Atria 3000 ECG is the ideal choice for the physician’s office.  The Atria collects the same high quality tracings as high priced models at a price that even small practices can afford. 

Features:

• Automatic or manual operation facilitates STAT operation. 

• 3-, 4-, 6-channel 12-lead ECG tracings and 3-, 4-, 6- or 12-channel rhythm printouts are available to suit your practice. 

• Standard keyboard with dedicated quick keys and an intuitive menu structure provides unmatched ease of use. 

• High resolution thermal printer prints on standard size (81/2”x 11”) paper for easy reading and storage. 

• Backlit LCD screen is easy to read even in low light situations.

• Built in upgradeability to interpretation, greater storage or communications protects your investment as your needs change.

• Accuprint restricts ECG printout when leads are not properly attached.

• Choice of QTc calculation formulas includes Hodges, Bazett, Framingham and Fridericia.

• User replaceable, long life battery collects 30 EGCs between charges.

• A 3-year warranty is available with return of warranty registration card.

Atria Datasheet - 185KB

Options

Interpretation software based on the proven Glasgow Royal Infirmary algorithm, which takes into account five key variables: age, gender, race, clinical classification and drugs.

Storage of up to 40 ECGs

The Eclipse™ systems utilize the Glasgow Royal Infirmary (GRI) interpretive algorithm to provide a "silent second opinion" on the electrocardiogram. Developed by Professor Peter Macfarlane, a pioneer in computerized electrocardiography, it has been continuously updated and improved over the past 30 years to stay in the forefront of electrocardiographic research. Today, the GRI algorithm provides documented sensitivity and specificity, with these unique clinical advantages:

• The interpretive program takes age, gender, race, medications, and clinical classification into account to provide a more accurate interpretation.
• Clear, plain-English reason statements (such as "high voltages in limb leads" instead of "R in I > 1.4 mV") to provide insight into interpretive calls.
• A pediatric program, with optional use of V4R instead of V3, and limits based on continuous age-based equations (instead of simple look-up tables), to take into account the unique anatomy and continuous development of the neonate and pediatric patient.
• Optional long and short interpretation results give just the right amount of information to suit your needs.

Leading the Way with Non-Proprietary ECG Communications

ECG data transmission and storage are often considered proprietary technology. At Burdick, we believe that this is your data and you should not be constrained by a restrictive approach to information management.

For this reason, we have adopted a non-proprietary communication technology for transmitting and storing ECGs. This protocol, the Standard Communications Protocol for Electrocardiography (SCP-ECG) is a published, international standard, allowing connectivity between instruments and systems. With SCP-ECG, compatible systems can transmit, store and receive electrocardiograms with full waveform fidelity - a true open system.

EK-10 Electrocardiograph

Simplicity, performance, value.

Elite II Electrocardiograph

Accurate analysis and simple operation in a portable unit.

• Easy, one-touch operation
• Portable; weighs just 9 pounds
• Battery or AC operation
• Stores up to 30 ECGs in solid-state memory
• Prints in single-channel or 12 lead format for easy mounting
• Simultaneous acquisition and analysis of all 12 leads
• Uses the Glasgow Royal Infirmary (GRI) Interpretive Algorithm for documented accuracy