Sensicardiac

SensiCardiac used in conjunction with an Electronic Stethoscope, gives the medical examiner a visual interpretation of a patients cardiac status and more than 90% accuracy in determining whether a patient has a pathological or physiological heart murmur. Built by combining six specialist trained decisions, SensiCardiac's graphical user interface visually records and represents the acoustic heart sounds that gives doctors the ability to interpret what they hear. The heart sounds, recorded in the four major areas of the heart (aortic, pulmonary, mitral and tricuspid) are stored onto the PC or Window/Vista/XP based hardware, and allows the user unlimited access to recordings, replay and analysis of heart sounds and editing of patient information. Therefore, allowing practitioners to avoid unnecessary referrals to a cardiologist.