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Cardiac Stress ECG with Precision & Accuracy

PulzCAD™ is a CDSCO-approved, high-resolution, 2-channel wearable ECG device engineered specifically for cardiac stress testing. With ~85-90% sensitivity in clinical investigations, it surpasses traditional treadmill ECG tests in accuracy, cost- efficiency, and ease of use with fewer number of leads.

core capabilities

High Resolution ECG

Signals acquired using a sampling rate of >2100 Hz.

Compact & Effective

Research shows 2-3 channels capture most essential signals during stress ECG.

Advanced Signal Processing & CAD Diagnostics

Proprietary algorithms for motion stability and noise reduction and ECG feature extraction

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How to Use PulzCAD™

PulzCAD™ can be used with any exercise machine designed to increase the heart rate

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Turn on device & pair with phone/tablet

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Attach connector to electrodes

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Attach electrodes to the body

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Strap the device around the chest

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Conduct the stress test as per protocol

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Wait for HR to fall during recovery

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Review live ECG during session and upload data

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Evaluate results and obtain final PulzCAD™ Score

During Test
  • Live ECG & HR display
  • Snapshots at various HR levels
  • Monitor abnormalities in real time
  • Stop anytime if irregularities occur
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Post-Test
  • Session data uploaded to cloud
  • Automated report in < 5 minutes
  • Advanced charts presented for analysis
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Final Reports & Access
  • Download ECG snapshots PDF
  • Assess PulzCAD™ score and evaluate advanced ECG features
  • Print and share final PulzCAD™ score report

Comparative Insights

Traditional Stress ECG Test using Treadmills is based on a 60+ years old technology that is outdated, inaccurate, and cumbersome.

Challenge
Sensitivity
Specificity
Number of Electrodes
Traditional TMT
~ 15 - 60%
~ 80 - 90%
10
PulzCAD™
~ 85-90%
~ 75 - 80%
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Traditional treadmill ECGs often miss single / double-vessel CAD, give false positives, and are inaccurate for women or those with baseline ECG issues.