Mortara X-Scribe - Key Features and Capabilities

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Using the X-Scribe
The X-Scribe performs and documents four phases of a patient’s exercise test: pre-exercise (resting ECG), exercise,
recovery, and final report (Report Manager).
The X-Scribe uses common computer elements to perform its tasks. The device’s keyboard provides easy means
for entering patient ID information at the start of the test as well as comments in the Final Report phase; test
functions are conveniently controlled by mouse, or by on-screen menu functions using the keyboard. Using the
customizable screen formats, operational conditions can be customized to suit specific needs.
Full features include:
 Automatic ST segment analysis and trending on all 12 leads
 Superimposition comparison of current and reference complexes on both a 4x QRS, and updated 12-lead
median complexes
 Automatic ventricular ectopic beat detection
 Up to 100 different exercise protocols
 Automatic 12-lead ECGs with prompts for manual or (optional) automated blood pressure acquisition
 Multiple final report formats with custom report sequence capabilities and automated narrative summary
 Networking and export of XML, PDF, TIFF, HL7, or DICOM reports, or receive XML, HL7, or DICOM
orders in
 Archive directories with full disclosure of up to 100,000 patients on the network and 100 patients online
 User-defined ST measurement points
 Analog and TTL output
 Programmable and fixed protocols, procedures, and final reports
 Pre-test electrode check (impedance) on wireless transmitter
 Automated NIBP and SpO
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readings (with optional device)
 Various text and graphical formats
 Medications, notes, diagnoses, indications, and procedural comment entries
 RPE entry during test (Borg Scale)
 Source Consistency Filter (SCF)
 METs, maximum predicted heart rate, and target heart rate formula selection
 Various exercise controls with Mortara approved treadmills, ergometers, and pharmacological studies
 Ability to select final report segments including summary, tabular, average beat, peak exercise, and worst-
case ST summary report
 ST level and slope data for lead and worst-case average beat, updated continually during test
 Editing of final report in Review stage
 Paperless stress capability
 Ability to store and print final reports across the network
 Pre-registration of up to 100 patients
 Predicting health assessment based on Duke and Functional Aerobic Impairment (FAI) algorithms
NOTE: Arrhythmia detection is provided for the convenience of automatic documentation. The device
offers no diagnostic opinion but provides a high-fidelity instrument recording of ECG waveforms during
exercise for the purpose of providing a tool to expedite documentation of a test for which the operator
renders their own medical opinion. Documentation is presented and stored for the convenience and
verification by a board certified physician.