CardaxEP Mobile

Two touch layouts

The phone and tablet share the lab workflow and adapt it to the available screen space.

On iPhone, switch between the full-screen heart map and electrograms using a swipe or the Map and EGM controls.
Rotate and zoom the heart using touch. Tap the model with the active pacing, catheter, or lesion tool.
On iPad, use the larger workspace with the live map, recording, stimulator dock, and Case, Map, Ablate, Devices, and Review tools.

Anatomy, activation, and rhythm

See how activity spreads through the atria, ventricles, and His-Purkinje system.

Load rhythm presets and explore atrial and ventricular ectopy.
Adjust properties such as conduction velocity, restitution, and refractoriness to study how tissue behavior changes the simulated rhythm.
Change viewing angles, chamber visibility, and wavefront display to follow activation.

Programmed stimulation

Change how and where you pace, then follow the resulting activation and signals.

Use continuous pacing, burst pacing, and programmed extra stimuli from S1–S2 through S5.
Set cycle length, train length, decrement, output, pulse width, and pacing or sensing channels.
Move virtual catheters and compare the recorded response across sites.

Electrograms and ECG

Relate what you see on the heart to what you measure in the recording.

Mapping, substrate, and ablation

Change the simulated substrate and examine how the circuit responds.

Move catheters, annotate circuits, and explore simulated activation maps.
Draw and erase scar or lesions, and compare changes in propagation and reentry.
Use the available lesion sets and ventricular substrate tools for teaching scenarios.

Devices and case review

Explore virtual device workflows and return to key moments of a study.

Explore simulated implant, pacing system analyzer, and device clinic workflows.
Start or save a study and use the case log to review events.
Use the recording controls to freeze, measure, and compare pacing or rhythm changes.