Amvia Edge HF-T QP
More than ever, time is scarce: caring for more patients, managing clinic workflows, and providing the best outcome for each patient.
Amvia Edge is an innovative family of pacemakers that combines a unique set of patient-centric clinical solutions with automated efficiency, all designed to free you to do more.
Amvia Edge CRT-P offers a complete set of options designed to enhance CRT response. From the largest choice of LV pacing polarities1 to unique rate and CRT adaptation features, Amvia Edge CRT-P offers an automatic and simple-to-use2 way to optimize patient response while automating and streamlining routine tasks during implantation, in-office follow-ups, remote monitoring, and MRI workflows.
Product Highlights
Efficient, Automated MRI Access
MRI Guard 24/7: Always-on sensors provide automatic switch to MRI mode when the patient enters the MRI environment. Automatic switch to permanent mode following the scan.
Streamlined Same-Day Discharge
EarlyCheck & QuickCheck: Automatically sends remote device report two hours following implant, with additional on-demand transmissions any time.
The Market's Only Myocardial Contractility Measurement
CLS: Translates changes in myocardial impedance to pacing rate changes based on metabolic demand. Now programmable with up to 30 ms in V-to-V offset in CRT-P patients.
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