GE Healthcare Marquette 12SL ECG - Manual (Page 4)

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Computerized analysis is not a substitute for
physician interpretation. The ECG, therefore,
must always be reviewed in light of the surrounding
clinical circumstances.
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† Serial comparison is available only in conjunction
with the MUSE ECG management system
†† Framingham and Fridericia not available in all GE
Healthcare ECG devices. Contact your GE Healthcare
Representative for more details.
††† The 12SL ACS algorithm is not available in all GE
Healthcare ECG devices. Contact your GE Healthcare
Representative for more details.
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