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Only use ECG electrodes with undamaged packaging.
Do not use ECG electrodes with a dried-out layer of gel layer,
damage or detached protective film.
Do not remove ECG electrodes from the packaging until
immediately before the session.
Replace ECG electrodes damaged during the session.
Do not use ECG electrodes for defibrillation/cardioversion.
Dispose of ECG electrodes after use and do not reuse them.
Risk of injury from using the 6-lead ECG for differential
diagnosis!
The ECG curve of the 6-lead ECG is not suitable for differential
diagnosis (e.g. diagnosis of cardiac infarction). This may result in
ECG misinterpretation, and thus in injury to the patient.
Do not use the 6-lead ECG for differential diagnosis.
For differential diagnosis, use the 12-lead ECG option of the
device or use a different 12-lead ECG device.
Risk of injury and delay in treatment due to implanted cardiac
pacemakers!
In the case of patients with cardiac pacemakers, the device detects
the pacemaker pulses and suppresses the heart rate display and
heart rate alarms. This may result in injury to the patient.
Monitor patients with pacemakers very closely.
Risk of injury and delay in treatment due to implanted cardiac
pacemakers!
On patients with cardiac pacemakers, heart rate displays may
count pacemaker pulses during a cardiac arrest or in the case of
some cardiac arrhythmias. This may result in injury to the patient.
Do not rely entirely on the device's alarm signals.
Monitor patients with pacemakers very closely.
See information on suppressing pacemaker pulses
6-lead ECG monitoring/12-lead ECG recording and
assessment", page
Risk of injury due to ECG malfunction in the vicinity of
electrosurgical devices!
ECG functions may be affected by electrosurgical devices and
result in injury to the patient.
Only use approved ECG cables.
375).
MEDUCORE Standard
2 Safety
(see "18.10
2
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