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Cardiovascular computer devices: Balancing novelty, flexibility and safety

Without cardiovascular devices the success of modern medicine would be poorer and many lives now saved would be lost. Many devices now rely on computers, either in their standard recognisable format, or hidden in devices ready to run at the push of a button and without any need to load or start a program. This invasion by computing into cardiology has brought with it many advantages. Diagnoses and treatments not possible several years ago are now in use daily in many hospitals or clinics and have become indispensible. The ability to introduce novelty, user flexibility and diversity, as well as clear presentation of results has reaped many advantages.