Medilog Darwin 2.9

Holter ECG analysis platform designed for long‑term, ambulatory cardiac monitoring workflows
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Medilog Darwin is a Holter ECG analysis platform designed for long‑term, ambulatory cardiac monitoring workflows. It streamlines the entire process from data import to clinical reporting, combining robust automatic analysis with efficient review tools to help clinicians identify clinically relevant events quickly and confidently.

Key capabilities:


  • Multi‑day, high‑resolution ECG analysis with automatic beat detection and classification
  • Detection and quantification of common arrhythmias, including atrial fibrillation/flutter, ventricular and supraventricular ectopy, pauses, and AV block
  • ST‑segment trend and ischemia analysis
  • Pacemaker spike recognition with basic pacemaker assessment
  • Heart rate variability metrics (time- and frequency‑domain)
  • Noise and artifact management, with intuitive editing and re‑annotation tools
  • Pediatric and adult analysis profiles
  • Customizable, comprehensive reports with export to PDF and common data formats
  • Batch processing, review queues, and shortcuts to accelerate workflow
  • Multi‑user database options for clinics and diagnostic centers

Typical use cases include Holter analysis in cardiology clinics, hospitals, and diagnostic services. Specific features and integrations may vary by configuration and region. Clinical results should always be reviewed and confirmed by qualified healthcare professionals.

Medilog Darwin is developed by Huntleigh Healthcare. The most popular version of this product among our users is 2.9. The name of the program executable file is Darwin.exe.

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