Cycle ergometers and treadmills

Medical cycle ergometers and treadmills for stress tests

A cycle ergometer is a medical device consisting of an exercise bike or stationary bicycle where pedaling is combined with an electromagnetic braking system adjustable via computer: while pedaling, the patient is forced to overcome resistance, creating physical stress. The cardiological test for overcoming this resistance is proportional to the heart's workload: the cardiologist will ask the patient to maintain a consistent number of pedal strokes per minute depending on the effort required during the exam.
Cycle ergometers and treadmills are paired with stress/exercise ECGs. For example, the ERGOLINE ergoselect 1 cycle ergometer offers an attractive price-quality ratio, featuring a frame with easy access, fully customizable protocols, and universal interfaces for connection to all common PC-based ECG systems and electrocardiographs. Key features include an ergonomic design, fully adjustable seat height, a 360°-rotatable handlebar, a clearly readable display, and easy cleaning. Ergoline models feature customizable ergometric programs, intuitive controls, and universal interfaces (digital, analog, remote control) for connection to all commercially available electrocardiographs, as well as the ability to perform PC-based electrocardiograms.
The RUN 2011/TR-PC medical treadmill offers a different solution: a treadmill suitable for both hospital and outpatient use, which is easy to use, maneuverable, and guarantees high performance, reliability, and patient safety. It comes equipped with wheels for transport and a chest strap for a heart rate monitor.
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