Ambulatory EEG Systems
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A Unique AEEG Solution
When a team of dedicated, experienced professionals really
focuses on a project, truly superior results can be obtained.
This is the story behind the Trackit AEEG system from Lifelines
Neurodiagnostic Systems. When Trackit was first released
in 2000, it set new standards for reliable, high-quality
recordings. The demands of ambulatory EEG require some
special solutions; the Lifelines team has spent the time needed
to develop an enhanced device that meets these needs better than
any other. This can be seen in the small details as well
as the overall specification of the system.
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Rugged Design Optimized
for Ambulatory EEG
Trackit's solid aluminum case provides superior noise shielding
and a robust resistance from the daily battering that AEEG
devices
routinely suffer. The device is acetone-proof to protect
against chemicals used in the lab; it is also water-resistant to
protect against spills and occasional incontinence that may
occur in patients with epilepsy. Weighing less than one
pound with batteries and memory card installed, this small
recorder is also ideal for pediatric recordings. |
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No Compromises in Specification
The Trackit has amplification and digitization circuits equal
to, or
better than, most laboratory-based digital EEG systems.
High sampling rates (256Hz for normal recordings) combined
with up to
either 24 or 36 channels allow for high-quality
recordings that
are comparable to standard EEG lab recordings.
This is in
direct contrast to many of the other ambulatory
systems which make you choose between fewer channels
or lower sampling
rates simply to achieve a 24-hour recording
time. You shouldnt
have to sacrifice important patient data to
simply be able to
acquire an ambulatory EEG! |
Practical Considerations
The Trackit has a clock that is very visible for patients to use
when documenting timed events in their written AEEG diary.
Event
buttons are easily accessible so that the patient can
digitally mark the
recording with ease. Trackit uses ordinary EEG
electrodes that
you already have in the lab. Some ambulatory
EEG systems on the
market use proprietary electrode
connections that are both
expensive and difficult to replace.
This practical solution of
using standard electrodes is most
beneficial when
recording a routine EEG study using
your labs EEG system followed
immediately by an AEEG study. |
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EEG-Optimized Trackit 24 Channel
24 input channels
4 hi-level inputs
Standard EEG touch-proof connectors
Impedance check
Calibration mode
Patient-visible clock
Patient event button
Set-up software
PC connection cables; serial or USB
Wearable bag and harness (Child's backpack option)
Memory cards up to 4.0 Gigabyte
Three 9-volt battery capacity (96 hour recording) |
Sleep and EEG-Optimized Trackit 24P and
18+8
16 or 18 unipolar input channels
8 bipolar AC/DC channels (4 on the 24P)
4 hi-level inputs
Standard EEG touch proof connectors
Impedance check
Calibration mode
Patient-visible clock
Patient event button
Set-up software
PC connection cable; Serial or USB
Wearable bag and harness
Memory cards up to 4.0 Gigabyte
Three 9-volt battery capacity
Pulse Oximeter option
External Even button option |
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This 18+8 model is configured for studies
with the optional click on patient connection. All bipolar DC
channels and oximeter inputs are easily accessible. |
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