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Category
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Holter cable |
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Certifications
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CE, ISO
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Connector Proximal
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Grabber
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Latex-free
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Yes
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Lead Cable Color
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Gray
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Total Length
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1m
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Warranty
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1 year
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Lead Cable Material
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TPU Jacket
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Lead Color Coding
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AHA/IEC
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Lead Number
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5
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Packaging Type
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Bag/Box
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Packaging Unit
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1
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Patient Size
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Adult/Pediatric
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An EKG Holter cable is a specialized cable used in Holter monitoring, which is a continuous recording of a patient's electrocardiogram (EKG) over an extended period. The cable connects the patient's chest leads to the Holter recorder, allowing for the capture and analysis of the patient's heart activity during their daily activities.
Here are some key features and considerations related to EKG Holter cables:
Lead Configuration: EKG Holter cables come in various lead configurations to accommodate different monitoring needs. Common configurations include 3-lead, 5-lead, and 12-lead cables. The lead configuration determines the number and placement of electrodes on the patient's body.
Cable Length: The length of the EKG Holter cable should be sufficient to comfortably connect the patient's chest leads to the Holter recorder, which is typically worn on a belt or carried in a pouch. Longer cables provide more flexibility for patient movement during monitoring.
Durability: EKG Holter cables should be durable and able to withstand the rigors of daily use and patient activity. High-quality cables are designed to resist tangling, twisting, and damage, ensuring reliable signal transmission throughout the monitoring period.
Patient Comfort: Comfort is essential during Holter monitoring, as patients wear the cables for an extended period. Cables should be lightweight, flexible, and designed with patient comfort in mind. Soft, hypoallergenic materials and ergonomic connectors can enhance patient satisfaction.
Connector Compatibility: EKG Holter cables should have connectors that are compatible with the specific Holter recorder or monitoring system being used. Ensuring proper connector compatibility is crucial for reliable signal transmission and accurate data capture.
Here are some additional types of EKG Holter cables:
Wireless EKG Holter Cable: This type of cable utilizes wireless technology to transmit EKG data from the patient's leads to the Holter recorder. It eliminates the need for physical cable connections, providing greater freedom of movement during Holter monitoring.
Pediatric EKG Holter Cable: Designed specifically for pediatric patients, this cable is smaller in size and tailored to fit the anatomical needs of children. It connects the pediatric EKG leads to the Holter recorder for continuous monitoring.
Ambulatory EKG Holter Cable: This cable is designed for ambulatory EKG monitoring, allowing patients to carry the Holter recorder with them during their daily activities. It offers durability and flexibility to withstand the demands of ambulatory monitoring.
Long-Term EKG Holter Cable: This cable is designed for extended-duration EKG monitoring, typically lasting for several days or weeks. It provides reliable signal transmission and comfort for long-term monitoring needs.
Waterproof EKG Holter Cable: This type of cable is designed to be water-resistant or waterproof, allowing patients to engage in water-related activities while wearing the Holter recorder. It is commonly used for monitoring patients during water-based exercises or swimming.
Magnetic EKG Holter Cable: This cable incorporates magnetic connectors for easy and quick attachment and detachment of the EKG leads to the Holter recorder. The magnetic connectors provide a secure connection while allowing for convenient setup and removal.
