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General| Device Type | Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD) |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | BIOTRONIK |
| Model | Reocor D |
| Therapy Options | Cardioversion, Defibrillation |
| MRI Compatibility | MR conditional |
| Battery Longevity | Approximately 7-10 years depending on usage |
Lists applications for Reocor temporary pacing for patients of any age.
Describes Reocor as a battery-powered external pacemaker for temporary atrial, ventricular, or AV-sequential stimulation.
Lists situations where Reocor use is not recommended or prohibited.
Details potential complications from temporary external pacing and lead insertion.
Highlights dangers associated with damaged/damp cables and electrical currents.
Outlines necessary steps to ensure safe operation and patient care during use.
Provides overarching safety guidance for users and device operation.
Specifies that only trained personnel with cardiology knowledge should operate the device.
Explains the device's interaction with the human heart, skin, and blood vessels.
Reaffirms device usage guidelines and restrictions with other electromedical devices or hazardous areas.
States that only the manufacturer or authorized parties can perform maintenance or modifications.
Advises using only original BIOTRONIK parts to maintain warranty and safety compliance.
Recommends keeping emergency equipment and pacemakers readily available for dependent patients.
Details pre-operation checks including visual inspection and lead connection procedures.
Specifies the correct sequence for connecting patient cables and leads to the device.
Covers securing the device, monitoring heart rate, and avoiding direct skin contact.
Describes how Reocor S handles electromagnetic interference by switching to operating mode S00.
Explains Reocor D's response to EMI, triggering asynchronous pacing.
Warns about potential hemodynamic complications from prolonged high-rate pacing, requiring monitoring.
Guides on post-use actions like function tests, battery removal for storage, and cleaning procedures.
Discusses battery types, service life, and low battery indicators.
Provides recommendations for using electrocautery to minimize interference and protect the device.
Details precautions for defibrillation, including energy settings, lead distance, and post-defibrillation checks.
Explains the device's protection against EMI and potential errors caused by strong electromagnetic fields.
Describes the automatic self-test procedure performed upon device activation and error handling.
Introduces Reocor D/S as a temporary pacing device and differentiates between Reocor D and Reocor S.
Explains how to release and lock the protective cover to prevent accidental parameter changes.
Lists essential precautions for device and patient safety, including emergency preparedness and inspection.
Details how to connect lead adapters and patient cables to the Reocor D/S device.
Lists and describes various adapters and patient cables for Reocor D/S, including order numbers.
Provides instructions for cleaning, disinfecting, and sterilizing reusable patient cables.
Specifies steam sterilization parameters for reusable patient cables.
Outlines the steps to program the device, initiate a self-test, and connect patient leads.
Lists the adjustable parameters for Reocor D/S, including mode, rate, sensitivity, and AV delay.
Details parameters that are fixed and non-programmable in Reocor D/S, such as pulse width and blanking periods.
Explains the step-by-step process for initiating and maintaining atrial burst pacing.
Describes the function of various LEDs on the Reocor D, including low battery, sense, and pace indicators.
Details the LEDs present on the Reocor S model and their meanings.
Explains the two distinct audible signals indicating lead impedance issues or specific parameter settings.
Provides recommendations for using electrocautery to minimize interference and protect the device.
Details precautions for defibrillation, including energy settings, lead distance, and post-defibrillation checks.
Discusses electromagnetic interference (EMI) and troubleshooting steps for unexpected device behavior.
Specifies required battery type (9V) and expected battery life, including low battery indication.
Provides a step-by-step guide for replacing the battery in the Reocor D/S device.
Instructs on proper cleaning methods using mild soap and disinfectant solutions, with a usage restriction after cleaning.
Lists the items included in the delivery for Reocor S and Reocor D, along with their order numbers.
Details various adapters and patient cables available for Reocor D/S, including order numbers and descriptions.
Lists potential warnings and error indicators during device use, such as low battery or lead impedance issues.
Explains the meaning of icons found on the device labels, such as order number and manufacturing date.
Illustrates and defines symbols related to storage conditions, patient connection, and regulatory warnings.
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