Observed arrival · 2026-11-10
CardaxEP: Cardiac tissue, computed live
A suite of cardiac electrophysiology apps for simulation, education, and research, built around tissue models that compute wavefronts and electrograms as they run.
- For
- Cardiac electrophysiology researchers and educators
- Worth noticing
- The listed apps include map import, virtual radiofrequency and pulsed-field ablation research, and board questions built around zoomable, measurable tracings.
Field notes
CardaxEP says rhythm outcomes are recalculated from a tissue model, so changing substrate or adding a lesion changes the simulation rather than selecting a prerecorded trace. The suite also lists importing electroanatomic-map screenshots, patient-specific digital twins built from imaging, maps, and hemodynamics, and research tools for radiofrequency and pulsed-field ablation. The page says twin patients use random codes and research exports omit MRNs; these are site-stated privacy practices, not independently verified.
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