What is ISO/TS 22077-4- Stress test electrocardiography about?
Stress test electrocardiography in medical waveform format is the fourth part of ISO/TS 22077-4 in Health informatics.
ISO/TS 22077-4 defines the application of Medical waveform Format Encoding Rules (MFER) to describe stress test electrocardiography, which is one of the outputs of exercise, pharmacological and cardiopulmonary stress tests. MFER is performed in physiological laboratories, healthcare clinics, etc.
Who is ISO/TS 22077-4- Stress test electrocardiography for?
ISO/TS 22077-4 on Stress test electrocardiography in health informatics is useful for:
- Hospitals
- Medical Laboratories
- Medical Diagnostics
- Electrocardiography device manufacturing company
Why should you use ISO/TS 22077-4- Stress test electrocardiography?
Stress test electrocardiography is an examination that is frequently that is used to check the changes in biological phenomena such as electrocardiograms or blood pressure that occur during cardiac stress. Cardiac stress can be seen via exercise or by intravenous pharmacological stimulation.
The purpose of this examination is to find cardiac abnormalities, such as myocardial ischemia disease or arrhythmia during exertion, and to check the athletic capability of the cardiopulmonary function. ISO/TS 22077-4 helps the users with detailed rules of stress test electrocardiogram waveform format that is encoded according to the medical waveform Format Encoding Rules (MFER).
The purpose of ISO/TS 22077-4 is to describe waveforms of different nature in the package and how they can be synchronized to be interpreted simultaneously by the recipient of the package.
