SENSORA™ Platform

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The SENSORA™ Cardiac Disease Detection Platform helps detect valvular heart disease earlier for improved patient outcomes.

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The future of heart disease detection is here. SENSORA™ helps clinicians detect murmurs indicative of structural heart disease in seconds, using a familiar clinical tool — the stethoscope.

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Without SENSORA™ only 43% of structural murmurs are detected.1
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With SENSORA™ 90% of structural murmurs are detected.2
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SENSORA™ more than doubles structural murmur detection sensitivity.1,2

Improve Outcomes With SENSORA™

Improve Outcomes With SENSORA™
AI-Powered Detection

SENSORA™ helps clinicians identify disease earlier with intelligent software trained from a library of nearly 80,000 unique heart sounds.

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Seamless Integration

SENSORA™ fits seamlessly into your clinical workflow, pairing a familiar clinical tool with automated structural murmur detection.

Downstream Optimization

SENSORA™ Care Pathway Analytics assists with critical decision-making by identifying care gaps within the patient’s journey. With your data, we provide actionable insights to improve operational efficiencies, quality metrics, patient experience, and outcomes.

SENSORA™ Overview

Digital Stethoscope
Digital Stethoscope
3M™ Littmann® CORE Digital Stethoscope
AI Murmur Detection
AI Murmur Detection
Point-of-Care Application
Care Pathway Analytics
Care Pathway Analytics
Centralized Data Accessibility

How SENSORA™ Works

Eko is invested in the early detection of cardiovascular disease. Stay tuned for more information on our de novo submission for the low EF algorithm to detect heart failure.

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SENSORA Murmur Detection is available only in the US.

Citations
(1) Gardezi et al. Cardiac auscultation in diagnosing valvular heart disease: a comparison between general practitioners and cardiologists. European Heart Journal, Vol. 38 (2017): 11552.
(2) Eko Murmur Analysis Software User Manual, LBL 295 Rev B. Structural murmur identification in adult patients (>18 years old))