The Anthem RF CRT-P is designed to enhance patient safety, improve clinic efficiencies and deliver tailored therapy.
Enhanced Safety and Reliability
Daily remote monitoring and follow-up are features designed to provide earlier detection of clinical events.
- Remote monitoring technology enables the transmission of patient data, daily, to clinicians
- Remote alerts through Merlin.net PCN provides physicians with more timely notification of changes in device and patient disease status
- Programmable, audible alerts via Merlin.net PCN can notify patients to any arrhythmia or device changes
- Industry-leading longevity of 7.8 years* is supported by a five-year warranty1
Improved Clinic Efficiencies
Daily remote monitoring provides key diagnostic information automatically.
- Automatic, hands-free remote follow-up via the Merlin@home® transmitter supports clinic efficiencies while promoting patient compliance
- Interactive DirectCall® Message voice response system eliminates the need for routine follow-up calls
- Comprehensive diagnostics available through Merlin.net PCN may replace the need for routine office visits
Proven TailoredTherapy™ Features
Flexible programmability delivers optimal therapy based on patient needs. - SenseAbility® technology provides programming flexibility for accurate sensing over a wide range of atrial and ventricular signals by adjusting during every beat
- QuickOpt® Timing Cycle Optimization provides quick and effective AV and VV optimization at the touch of a button
- Biventricular (BiV) Trigger Mode helps maintain a high percentage of BiV pacing by triggering pacing in both left and right ventricles in response to a sensed ventricular event
- AF Suppression™ technology is clinically proven to suppress episodes of paroxysmal and persistent AF2
* With stored electrograms turned on.
1 Internal bench testing; data on file.
2 Carlson M, Ip J, et al. A new pacemaker algorithm for the treatment of atrial fibrillation, results of the atrial dynamic overdrive pacing trial (ADOPT). Journal of the American College of Cardiology. 2003;42:627-633.