ERT, a global provider of patient safety and efficacy endpoint data collection, cloud analytics and workflow solutions, announced that MasterScope® 2, its comprehensive diagnostic platform for spirometry, electrocardiogram (ECG) and home monitoring, has been successfully implemented with 350 investigative sites.
ERT, a global provider of patient safety and efficacy endpoint data collection, cloud analytics and workflow solutions, announced that MasterScope® 2, its comprehensive diagnostic platform for spirometry, electrocardiogram (ECG) and home monitoring, has been successfully implemented with 350 investigative sites currently enrolling patients using the advancedMasterScope 2 platform. The platform collects processes trial endpoint data for spirometry combined with ERT’s AM3 GSM home spirometry, eDiary and the new, integrated12-lead digital ECG. One study is also taking advantage of MasterScope’s seamless integration of the Aerocrine NIOX Mino® capturing exhaled nitric oxide (FeNO).
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