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Cardisiography report on a tablet: vector loops in three planes, rhythm strips and a VCG results table

The AI-supported test that reads the heart in 3D

  • Takes a four-minute recording with five electrodes.
  • Results are ready within 1 minute of the recording.

Cardisiography in numbers
the manufacturer's worldwide data

500,000+

Patients have been screened with Cardisiography (CSG) over the past 5 years.

1,200+

Medical practices and clinics trust Cardisiography worldwide.

130,000+

Previously undetected heart conditions have been identified by physicians in examinations performed with Cardisiography.

13

Clinical studies with patient data are listed one by one on our evidence page. Background literature and a simulation paper without patients are not counted.

The first three figures are Cardisio's worldwide data, not figures for Türkiye. Source: Cardisio, cardis.io (manufacturer's website).

The report a physician receives

The test gives the physician an easy-to-interpret report. Six sample pages follow.

The report carries AI-powered indices: perfusion, structural heart disease, and arrhythmia index.

Vectorcardiography loops in three planes, with the VCG results table, scatter analysis and pretest risk bar beside them.

Vectorcardiography loops in three planes, with the VCG results table, scatter analysis and pretest risk bar beside them.

The test in three steps

  1. Three electrodes with red, yellow and green leads attached to a bare male chest during recording

    Recording

    In the four-minute recording, five electrodes are attached to the body, similar to an ECG.

  2. A Cardisiography report on a tablet screen

    AI analysis

    The recorded parameters are immediately transmitted to the Cardisio server and processed into a report using an AI algorithm.

  3. A physician and a patient talking through the results

    Conversation with the physician

    A medical professional discusses the results with the patient.

Decision support in disease detection

The manufacturer states that, thanks to the simple and accurate decision support that Cardisiography offers, physicians can initiate appropriate treatment steps early and make informed decisions on further diagnostics and referrals. Cardisiography does not diagnose; it provides decision support to the physician in the diagnostic process. The physician makes the diagnosis.

Source: Cardisio GmbH

Confirmed by evidence

These four results come from a prospective cohort study by NHS and SBRI Healthcare on community-based heart testing in primary care. It took place in three settings (general practice, a pharmacy and a community health centre) and included 628 asymptomatic, elevated-risk adults aged 18 or over. Every result of the study is on the clinical evidence page.

73.8%
Sensitivity
94.4%
Specificity
80%
Positive Predictive Value (PPV)
90.4%
Negative Predictive Value (NPV)

Institutions where the studies were carried out

NHS logoSBRI Healthcare logoSana Praevention logoHDZ NRW and Ruhr-Universität Bochum university hospital logos

Advantages at a glance

Non-invasive

The test is non-invasive and performed while the patient is in a resting state; no stress test is needed.

Four minutes

Unlike conventional ECGs, which record for only a few seconds, Cardisiography analyzes the heart over four minutes.

Five electrodes

The test is performed much like an ECG, with five electrodes, at rest.

In 1 minute

Results within 1 minute of the recording.

A readable report

The report is delivered as a PDF and laid out so the physician can interpret it easily.

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