For over 25 years Medicomp has been advancing the science of cardiac monitoring, with industry-leading innovations for the medical community.
1983 - Medicomp introduced the first solid-state, arrhythmia analysis for ambulatory patient monitoring. This Holter device also incorporated automatic selection and storage of two-channel ECG strips (normal and abnormal).
1986 - Through the use of innovative data compression techniques, Medicomp introduced the first system capable of storing 24 entire hours of ECG data in solid-state memory.
1988 - With the introduction of the Epicardia 1250 system, Medicomp pioneered a low-cost Holter Monitoring system that provided sophisticated clinical reports with full disclosure data.
1990 - Medicomp improved upon the Epicardia system, introducing the Epicardia 3500 and 4000. The Epicardia 3500 is designed for use in small clinics and doctors' offices. The Epicardia 4000 is the company's flagship product, designed for large hospitals and medical centers. Both systems provide ST segment analysis, heart rate variability and pacemaker detection, and continue to evolve with the latest technologies.
1994 - Medicomp was selected to provide Holter Monitoring for the Mir Space Station because of its unique ability to transmit full disclosure data from Mir back to earth.
1999 - Medicomp's CardioPAL was introduced as the first Event Monitor capable of both real-time and continuous looping ECG monitoring.
2002 - The launch of the CardioPAL AI introduces the first Event Monitor with a full-fledged Holter algorithm on-board to auto capture based on rate, rhythm and morphology.
2005 - CardioPAL SAVI is the first Event Monitor with p-wave analysis for the detection of atrial arrhythmias.
2006 - Introduction of patent pending Finger Electrode Adapter, which allows patients to conveniently take real-time event strips using their finger tips.
2007 - Introduced industry first AF Burden statistical package on an intelligent event monitor.
