Exploring Every Beat Through Sound Technology

Cardioscan heart sound analysis software is designed to support physicians in analyzing cardiac sounds for the identification and classification of suspected murmurs. Cardioscan connects wirelessly to the Bluetooth®-enabled Littmann® Model 3200 stethoscope just like the Zargis StethAssist™ software included with the Model 3200.1 Cutting-edge Diagnostic Support:

• Automatically identifies suspected murmurs that possess a Class I indication for echocardiography referral.
• Identifies suspected systolic and diastolic murmurs and S1/S2 sounds.
• Enables improved documentation of referral findings.
• Results stored on your PC or online for serial studies.
• May reduce unnecessary referrals— limiting stress for patients & their families.
• Play recordings at slow speed to listen even more closely.
• May alleviate concern about misdiagnosing murmurs.
• Play back recordings and review results when & where convenient.
• Use Cardioscan’s display or printed results to better explain your findings to your patients, allay their anxiety o r convince them of the need to follow through with additional care.

Easy to Us e yet Remarkably Powerful

• Rapid Results: Cardioscan requires just a few minutes to perform—and seamlessly integrates with the standard auscultatio n exam.
• Easy to install on your existing computer.2
• Recordings can be made by your staff— allowing you to review recordings & results when and where it’s convenient.
• Great for honing your auscultation skill too.
• Leverage the Power of Telemedicine: Store Cardioscan results & collaborate with colleagues through the Internet via the optional, HIPAA-compliant ZargisTelemed.com portal or through your existing EMR system.

Clinical Proof

95% of cardiologists indicated that Cardioscan would help primary care physicians improve detection of heart murmurs associated with heart disease.3

According to a retrospective study published in Clinical Cardiology in 2008,4 physicians using Cardioscan results reduced their false negative referral rates for heart murmurs by an average of 46% and reduced their rates of unnecessary referrals by an average of 41%.