Illustrated electrocardiogram signal
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Vectraplex ECG

An electrocardiography system retained from the former cardiology and medical-device listings.

Clinician placing ECG electrodes on a patient while viewing the trace on a tablet

Product overview

What it is.

  • A Cardiac Electrical Biomarker (CEB): a continuous biomarker for detecting ECG changes suggestive of acute myocardial infarction (AMI), with the former site asking “Can you detect an AMI in real-time?”.
  • Non-invasive: derives a 22-lead ECG (EU) or 15-lead ECG (US) from only five electrodes.
  • 22-lead = 12-lead, right-heart, posterior, and vectorcardiogram (XYZ) leads with vector loops. 15-lead = 12-lead plus vectorcardiogram leads and vector loops.
  • Also produces a standard 12-lead ECG with 10 electrodes, and may reduce electrode-placement error.
Diagram comparing current 12-lead electrode placement with the five-electrode Vectraplex ECG placement

Portfolio information

From the original portfolio.

Content review draft

The former site describes a five-electrode configuration that derives multi-lead ECG information. Technical performance and device authorization require review.

This page preserves the former site’s product information for review. It does not establish current Canadian availability, approved indications, performance, or prescribing information. Request verified documentation before relying on it.

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