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Rapid Report Turnaround Time

CAM Reports typically obtained within 2 business days from the time you directly upload data from the patient’s CAM Patch to BDxCONNECT.

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Multiple field views provide greater context for each event

  1. Near-Field View

    An 8-second traditional view with R-R measurements in milliseconds.

  2. Medium-Field View

    A zoomed-out, 56-second snapshot displaying 24 seconds prior to and 24 seconds after an episode or event.

  3. Far-Field View

    A 40-minute R-R interval plot in bpm capturing 20 minutes prior to and 20 minutes after the episode or event to provide even greater context.

Transform cardiac monitor data into informed decision-making

Rapid Turnaround Time

CAM Report is typically obtained within 2 business days from the time you directly upload data from the patient’s CAM Patch to BDxCONNECT.

Improve Diagnostic Yield

Superior signal quality, P-wave centric, and up to 14-day patient wear generate vital data needed to establish a diagnosis.1

Flexible Analysis Options

Analyze data using your inhouse technicians or elect to have reports prepared by our Baxter’s IDTF within the United States, who are certified through CCI.

Notifications & Alerts

Receive an alert when reports are ready. CAM Reports are provided in PDF format and available through BDxCONNECT.

Obtain Your CAM Reports Prepared by Our Experienced, Certified Technicians Within 2 Business Days

Our Houston, TX-based team of CRAT- and CCT-certified ECG Technicians and Customer Service Managers analyze your data and prepare findings into a preliminary report that is typically ready within 2 business days. We provide multiple service models to conform to the needs of your practice.

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Schedule a demo to learn about the CAM Patch solution and how it may help your practice today.

The Carnation Ambulatory Monitor is intended for ambulatory collection of ECG data. Rx Only. For safe and proper use of the products mentioned herein, please refer to the Instructions for Use.

Sources:

  1. Smith W. et al. “Comparison of diagnostic value using a small, single channel, P-wave centric sternal ECG monitoring patch with a standard 3-lead Holter system over 24 hours.” Am Heart J 2017; 185:67-74.
    Willcox M, Compton S, Bardy G. “Continuous ECG monitoring versus mobile telemetry: A comparison of arrhythmia diagnostics in human- versus algorithmic-dependent systems.” Heart Rhythm O2, 2021; 2:6:543-559.
    Rho R, Vossler M, Blancher S, Poole JE. “Comparison of two ambulatory patch ECG monitors: The benefit of the P-wave and the signal clarity.” Am Heart J 2018; 203:109-117.
    Data on file, Bardy Diagnostics, Inc.

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