Recom and TZ in jv to improve diagnostic catheters

Hoping to solve the problem of interference on intracardiac diagnostic catheter readings, Recom Managed Systems plans to combine its signal-amplification and noise-reduction technologies with catheters made by Portland, Oregon-based TZ Medical. Under a proposed joint venture, investigators will examine the potential for Recom's amplifier to substantially reduce noise or interference in TZ's next-generation line of catheters.

Hoping to solve the problem of interference on intracardiac diagnostic catheter readings, Recom Managed Systems plans to combine its signal-amplification and noise-reduction technologies with catheters made by Portland, Oregon-based TZ Medical. Under a proposed joint venture, investigators will examine the potential for Recom's amplifier to substantially reduce noise or interference in TZ's next-generation line of catheters.

Intracardiac catheters when used for cardiac function diagnosis are equipped with electrodes connected to electrocardiographic monitors, explained Greenville, South Carolina-based...

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