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Welcome to ECG-Tech Corp: Inventor of a 3-D Heart Program to improve your knowledge of 12 lead ECG

VECTOR CARDIOLOGY IS REEMERGING AS CENTRAL TO THE ANALYSES AND FULLER UNDERSTANDING OF THE HEART, ITS BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES, DURING NORMAL FUNCTIONING, DISTRESS AND/OR SERIOUS INFARCTIONS!

With automated analysis of ECG'S becoming commonplace in the medical field, the mastery of precise interpretation of ECG has diminished greatly in programs for medical education. Because technological training favors new advances in methods for heart imaging, students are often underexposed to the subtleties and core fundamentals important to the process of electrocardiology. In fact, the standard 12-lead electrocardiogram can pose a challenge to trained cardiologists.

Many of the world's leading cardiologists have long known that 3-D vector analysis is the only way to truly understand the electrocardiogram.

Fortunately, a team of engineers and doctors at ECG Tech Corp has produced a product that cardiologists and researchers around the world are already praising and using the learning program. Some users are medical educators who have chosen our program to deepen the understanding of their students using basic vector analysis.

ECG TECH's newly invented, patented tutorial software provides an easy to use, step by step visual learning approach. The visual training introduces you to 3-D vector analysis that will increase both your intuitive approach to ECG interpretations to the accuracy of your readings. You control the progress of the electrical excitations and you control the orientation of the heart to gain different 3-D views. The easy-to-use controls allow you to pause at any of 40 or so different movie frames.

You stand to gain a level of knowledge equivalent to a full semester's graduate course, accessible to any serious learner and an total expenditure of only $49.95

It is a software learning tool that is easy to follow and relevant to everyone in this field: Cardiac Specialists, M.D.'s staffing the Emergency Room, E.M.C. Personnel in the field, Experienced Clinicians, Nurses, and Students in a variety of disciplines. Our instructional software will improve your electrocardiology training, and provide a useful means to appreciate the spatial qualities of myocardial activity. From the program, you will appreciate and learn the importance of the electrical excitation processes of both diseased and normal myocardial events.

A series of related 3 dimensional images are used throughout the "movie-like" visual displays of various normal and infarcted heart simulations. All users will become keenly aware of the cardiac excitations processes and paths because the 3-D presentation allows you to pause the 40 frame movie sequence at any time. Therefore you control what areas of the electrical paths you would like to focus on and relate to the 12 lead, 2 dimensional "albeit lifeless" ECG print out.

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Obviously, static 12 lead print outs possess no dynamic aspects to actually visualize a wide variety of myocardial events. The superior ability to diagnose and localize myocardial infarctions from the relationships between the vector cardiogram and ECG can have life saving implications. Therefore the health professional or student can integrate the electrical excitation processes of the myocardium with both the 12-lead ECG and the associated 3-D images. One crucially important end result for you is the more accurate understanding and visualization of the complex biological processes of the heart muscle.

The learning software is available throughout the world, and is already in use in many countries, including the Czech Republic, Scotland, Denmark, Sweden and Holland. Individuals have purchased the learning program to increase their knowledge base, while teachers are using the programs within their classrooms.

In addition, the software program has active user groups in the United States. The different Medical Facilities and Universities include: 1] a diverse set of research groups at Duke University Teaching Hospital and Medical School 2] a Columbia-Cornell Myocardium Research Lab 3] Cardiac Specialists in Nevada and California, a partial list of prominent users.