GE Mac 1200 ECG Machine

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The GE MAC 1200 is a widely used electrocardiograph (ECG) machine manufactured by General Electric (GE) Healthcare. It's designed for clinical environments, providing comprehensive ECG analysis with high accuracy. Below are some key features and specifications of the GE MAC 1200:

Key Features:

  1. 12-Lead ECG: The machine records a 12-lead ECG, providing detailed information about the heart's electrical activity from different angles.

  2. Interpretive ECG Analysis: The MAC 1200 is equipped with GE’s Marquette 12SL ECG analysis program, which offers interpretation and diagnostic suggestions based on the recorded ECG. This helps clinicians make preliminary diagnoses.

  3. Portability: The MAC 1200 is relatively compact and portable, making it suitable for mobile clinical settings or point-of-care use.

  4. Large Display and Easy-to-Use Interface: The machine has a clear display and a user-friendly interface, designed to simplify workflow and speed up the ECG acquisition process.

  5. Battery or AC Powered: It can operate on a rechargeable battery, allowing it to be used in places where power outlets may not be readily available.

  6. Data Storage and Connectivity:

    • Internal Memory: Stores multiple ECG records.
    • External Connectivity: Offers options for connecting to external devices, such as computers or printers, via serial ports or USB for easier data management and archiving.

  7. High-Quality Prints: The machine provides high-resolution thermal printing of ECGs for physical record-keeping or review.

Optional Features:

  • Fax Modem: Some models come equipped with a fax modem for directly sending ECG results to other healthcare facilities.
  • Network Connectivity: Some versions offer LAN or wireless connectivity for integration with hospital or clinic networks, allowing for easier electronic health record (EHR) management.

The GE MAC 1200 is known for its reliability and durability in both clinical and hospital environments. It's often used in cardiology departments, emergency rooms, and general medical practices.

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