Arc EEG is a wearable ambulatory EEG equipment solution
When you’re sending patients home for remote studies, Arc Apollo is a wearable EEG solution that provides accessible, dependable, real-time monitoring with video in a complete, compact, and portable system. We considered remote monitoring, durability, duration, data management, and reducing patient intervention when we designed Apollo for you.
Arc Apollo enables real-time remote monitoring
Run attended studies remotely with the ability to intermittently or continuously monitor patients in-home. The Apollo EEG system is the hassle-free way that Cadwell helps you help your patients, in the comfort of their own home.
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Arc Apollo ambulatory EEG equipment offers these unique ambulatory benefits and features
1. Built-in durability withstands patient use and abuse.
We designed Apollo as a rugged, durable ambulatory EEG. It is compact, light 1 lb. 3 oz. (539 g), drop-tested, and IP 22 water resistant. Backpack, harness, and head mount options assist with patient comfort.
2. Record longer studies without patient intervention.
Apollo can acquire data for up to 96 hours on two rechargeable Lithium-Ion batteries, so patients do not need to change or charge batteries during a multi-day session. For longer studies, batteries can trickle charge over USB while the patient is sleeping.
3. Capture higher channel counts
Record up to 32 channels with up to 2000 Hz per channel and continuous impedance testing on the Apollo recorder.
4. Listen to your patient
A unique patient microphone lets the patient record voice diaries to keep a log of time-synchronized events.
5. Safeguard electrode impedances with real-time control
If the patient loses a reference electrode in the middle of the night, you can change the reference on the fly remotely.
6. Capture HD video with smart features
The Q-Video Mobile 3 (QVM3) lets you record HD video. The QVM3 has automatic infrared switching, so patients aren’t required to change any settings when they turn out the lights. The QVM3 operates for hours on an internal battery. It also has a microphone and video screen, so the patient can see exactly what is being recorded.
Arc EEG Software
Arc software features the most recent EEG code in a new and simple platform that offers easier to interpret data, streamlined assessment tools and a rich report generator. Arc integrates well with your current technologies and IT infrastructure, and is HL7 compatible.
Sentinel Monitoring allows you to remotely monitor multiple patients on one central computer, receive audible and visual event notifications, control cameras, enter events, and view and review EEG and video.
Cadwell provides free regular software updates. We are committed to contributing to cutting-edge EEG technology and supporting our customers.
CadLink supports remote monitoring
CadLink Information Management allows encrypted and secure remote monitoring and enables remote control over Arc software and cameras.
For secure and efficient access to clinical information across multiple computers when and where you need it, CadLink helps deliver efficient workflow, quality data, and easy reporting. It stores patient records and reports, manages user access, and can support HL7 interfacing and automatic archiving. CadLink manages information between Arc EEG, Sierra EMG, and Cascade IONM.
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Product availability may vary between different countries and markets. Please contact Cadwell for additional information.