PageWriter TC50 Cardiograph
PageWriterTC50
Cardiograph
The Philips PageWriter TC50 cardiograph is an advanced, reliable, and compact ECG solution, that is easy to use. The TC50 will help you meet your daily demands, giving you time to focus on your patients.
Features
Visual guidance to simplify ECGs
With the PageWriter TC50 cardiograph, each button lights in sequence, prompting you to take an ECG as easily as 1-2-3. The large, 10" touchscreen further streamlines ECGs.
Philips DXL 16-Lead ECG Algorithm expands diagnostic capabilities
Philips DXL 16-Lead ECG Algorithm provides industry-leading ECG interpretations and a suite of advanced STEMI diagnostic aids to provide an interpretation of rhythm and morphology for a wide variety of patient populations. It includes: Critical Values, ST Maps, and culprit artery identification.
Advanced bidirectional network communication for secure connection
Because it’s built on a standard platform, PageWriter TC50 fits seamlessly into your existing IT infrastructure. So you’re always connected, without being locked in. It delivers secure, wireless connectivity via standard LAN protocols to protect the privacy of patient, staff, and financial information.
Automated reporting sequence saves time
The high performance PageWriter TC50 cardiograph features an automated ECG report sequence with integrated wireless transfer of ECGs to streamline your workflow.
Lead placement aids accurate placement of leads on the patient
The anatomic patient interface module and LeadCheck help support correct lead placement, while the 3-in-1 Trident lead wires reduce tangling.
Critical Value statements speed the delivery of urgent care
When appropriate, the PageWriter TC70 automatically displays Critical Value summary statements boldly on screen and on printed ECG reports so that caregivers can determine the need for urgent care. Clinicians can quickly take action and reduce the time from the discovery of a critical cardiac event to intervention, such as balloon angioplasty.
Saved ECGS can be quickly accessed
Clinicians can save time by retrieving previous ECGs at the bedside for quick comparisons.