A new version of the Hemodynamix Online Analyzer is on the horizon. Specifically developed for preclinical studies and scientific research, this upcoming release marks a significant expansion in the platform’s analytical capabilities. Supporting both right and left ventricular pressure waveforms, the new version is designed to meet the growing demands of researchers working in experimental cardiovascular physiology.
Among the most notable additions is the ability to generate flow and volume signals directly from pressure waveforms—enabling deeper insight into ventricular performance without requiring additional sensors. A dedicated graph for pressure–volume loop visualization provides a clearer, more comprehensive view of cardiac function, while newly implemented estimation methods improve the accuracy of key parameters such as end-systolic pressure (ESP) and Pmax.
The new version also introduces single-beat and multi-beat elastance curve analysis, offering flexible tools to assess contractility under varying conditions. Researchers will benefit from enhanced graph adjustment options, making it easier to interpret results and prepare figures for presentations or publications.
For transparency and reproducibility, a comprehensive analysis log automatically documents every step taken during a session. A built-in waveform generator allows users to simulate and test signals, which is particularly useful for development, training, or validation workflows. Compatibility with standard data formats ensures a smooth integration with existing datasets.
Finally, the addition of the new Expert Tab provides automated waveform interpretation tools, streamlining the analysis process while maintaining analytical rigor.
This upcoming version of the Hemodynamix Online Analyzer is intended solely for non-clinical use in scientific research. It is optimized for experimental studies, preclinical trials, and other investigations where accurate pressure waveform analysis is essential.
Beta Test the Hemodynamix Online Analyzer
Are you working with right or left ventricular pressure data? Join our beta program and be among the first to explore the Hemodynamix Online Analyzer — a new tool designed to help hemodynamic researchers extract deeper insights and accelerate their analysis workflow.
Watch the example video below to see how the analyzer processes standard right heart catheter data from a preclinical study.
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