EDAN Smart ECG Web / Cardio Web ECG Analysis Software

The EDAN Smart ECG Web / Cardio Web is a web-based ECG data management and analysis software platform designed to centralize resting ECG, Holter ECG, ambulatory blood pressure (ABPM), and combined Holter/ABP data into a single networked environment. Unlike a standalone ECG viewer, it operates as a multi-user, multi-device server application—supporting up to 256 user accounts and up to 256 connected ECG units (with 10 units included as standard), allowing hospitals, clinics, and diagnostic centers to build a centralized ECG reading and archiving workflow over LAN or WAN access.

The software is structured around modular data management licenses: resting ECG data management, Holter ECG data management, ABP data management, and combined Holter ECG & BP data management are each available in 10, 30, 50, or 256-unit tiers, allowing departments to scale capacity incrementally as study volume grows. HL7 and DICOM communication functions are available as optional upgrades, enabling integration with HIS, EMR, and PACS environments for order intake and report distribution.

The platform is designed for clinical ECG review workflows, incorporating a range of review and analysis modes that may include ECG strip review, template review, superimposed graph, histogram, event review, and tabular/page review, alongside rhythm analysis (bradycardia, tachycardia, ventricular pairs, pauses, ST depression/elevation), ST segment measurement and trend analysis, pacemaker analysis, QT/QTc measurement, and HRV analysis in frequency and time domains. These tools are intended to support clinician interpretation of recorded ECG data, not to replace clinical judgment.

Regulatory status: The Smart ECG Web / Cardio Web software is a data management and analysis platform, not a primary diagnostic device. No FDA 510(k) clearance specific to the “Smart ECG Web” or “Cardio Web” product names was identified in the public FDA database during preparation of this page. EDAN’s FDA establishment listing includes “Smart ECG Net” and “Smart ECG Viewer” under product code NSX (Software, Transmission and Storage, Patient Data), indicating that closely related ECG data management software is listed with the FDA, but the specific product names in this listing should be confirmed against local regulatory documentation. Availability, licensing terms, and cleared claims vary by market; confirm local registration and intended use before purchase.

The Smart ECG Web / Cardio Web is built for facilities that need a scalable, server-based ECG management platform capable of consolidating multiple ECG modalities, managing multi-user access, and integrating with hospital information systems—without requiring separate workstation software for each ECG device type.

Key Features & Benefits

Web-Based Multi-User, Multi-Device Architecture

The software supports up to 256 user accounts and up to 256 connected ECG units (10 units included as standard), allowing a single server installation to serve an entire department or hospital network. User and device management functions support role-based access, device registration, and centralized administration. LAN access is standard; WAN access is supported where a public IP address or third-party networking software is available, enabling remote reading and consultation across sites.

Modular Data Management: Resting ECG, Holter, ABP, and Combined

The platform is licensed by modality and capacity:

• Resting ECG Data Management: 10, 30, 50, or 256 units

• Holter ECG Data Management: 10, 30, 50, or 256 units

• ABP Data Management: 10, 30, 50, or 256 units

• Holter ECG & BP Data Management: 10, 30, 50, or 256 units

This modular structure allows a department to start with resting ECG management and add Holter, ABP, or combined modalities as clinical demand grows, without replacing the core server platform.

HL7 and DICOM Integration for HIS/EMR/PACS

Optional HL7 and DICOM communication functions enable the software to exchange patient worklists, ECG waveforms, and diagnostic reports with hospital information systems (HIS), electronic medical records (EMR), and picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) . This supports paperless order-to-report workflows and centralized patient record integration, consistent with the connectivity architecture EDAN describes for its ECG management systems.

Comprehensive ECG Review and Analysis Modes

The software includes a range of review and analysis tools intended to support clinical ECG interpretation, including ECG strip review, template review, superimposed graph, histogram, event review, and tabular/page review, alongside rhythm analysis for bradycardia, tachycardia, ventricular pairs, ventricular tachycardia, supraventricular pairs, long R-R intervals, pauses, and ST depression/elevation. ST segment measurement and trend analysis, pacemaker analysis (atrial, ventricular, and dual pacemaker detection; capture failure, output failure, undersensing), QT measurement, and HRV analysis (frequency and time domain) are also referenced in EDAN’s ECG software documentation.

Centralized Data Storage and Retrieval

The server-based architecture centralizes ECG records for retrieval, comparison, and archiving across users and devices. Records can be searched and organized by patient, device, date, or study type, supporting both routine review and retrospective analysis. Data management functions are included as part of the standard platform, with capacity determined by the licensed modality tiers.

Modular Licensing for Scalable Deployment

The software is available with standard 10-unit capacity for resting ECG, with upgrade paths to 30, 50, or 256 units for resting ECG, Holter, ABP, and combined Holter/ABP. User management supports up to 256 accounts as standard, and HL7/DICOM are optional add-on functions. This licensing structure allows facilities to match software capacity to actual study volume and expand incrementally.

Technical Specifications

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