Cardiac mapping system

Added: Aug 22, 2017 11:00 am This is a COMBINED SYNOPSIS/SOLICITATION NOTICE for

EnSite Velocity Cardiac Mapping System Brand Name or Equal



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Cardiac Mapping System

EnSite Velocity Cardiac Mapping System Brand Name or Equal (St. Jude Medical)

See Requirements/Specifications below.

 

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All submissions should be received no later than 5:00 pm Eastern Standard Time on August 23, 2017.





STATEMENT OF WORK



Ablation equipment







Introduction and Scope of Work: The Northport VA Medical Center has an active invasive cardiology and electrophysiology program. We presently refer all patients with arrhythmias that require ablation to either a local hospital or the VA Manhattan. This occurs at significant cost and inconvenience to both our patients and facility. The equipment will be installed in the cardiac catheterization laboratory at the VAMC Northport Building 200.







EnSite Velocity Cardiac Mapping System Brand Name or Equal (St. Jude Medical)



Requirements:



The EnSite Velocity Cardiac Mapping System is a non-fluoroscopic mapping and catheter navigation system.



The System creates three dimensional (3D) models that are based on the anatomy of the

patient s own cardiac chamber.



Cardiac electrical activity can be displayed as waveform traces or as dynamic activation or voltage maps which are superimposed on the 3D models.



The navigation system displays the real time position of conventional electrophysiology catheters in relation to the 3D model.



Facilitates procedures in all chambers of the heart.



Features an open platform that is compatible with almost any EP catheter and most EP lab equipment.



Provides real-time visualization and navigation of up to 128 electrodes on virtually any

combination of catheters.



The OneModel Tool enables users to create a precise model of patient cardiac anatomy in less time than previously possible.



OneMap Tool, in conjunction with the OneModel Tool, allows for the simultaneous

creation of the desired cardiac model and electrical map in the fewest cardiac cycles.



Supports both contact and non-contact mapping procedures.



Detailed model creation and a full suite of mapping tools help facilitate all popular treatment strategies.



Equipment required to perform intracardiac right sided ablation and programmed electrical stimulation.



System must be capable to interface with the VA s EHR (CPRS/VISTA).



The system should have the ability to record and store data from the procedures and allow for report generation.



Training of staff on the use of the equipment.