Corventis AVIVO Patient Management System Offers Wireless Connectivity

 
April 22, 2009

Corventis Inc. offers a non-invasive, wireless cardiac monitor system, AVIVO Mobile Patient Management System for the detection of arrhythmias.

The company’s PiiX wearable sensor enables continuous monitoring for ambulatory patients, providing clinicians with insight into patient cardiovascular health during normal daily routines. The PiiX sensor automatically collects physiological information and wirelessly transmits the data from the patient to Corventis for further analysis and presentation on a secure Web site.

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