Secondhand Risingmed CV-3L ECG Rhythm Holter Monitor

Objective AI Report

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Report date: 24.07.2025

Holter Recorder Analysis Report

Overview and Device Identification

The product shown in the images is a Holter recorder, a portable ECG (electrocardiography) device that records patients’ heart rhythms over a specific period. The device consists of the main recording unit, patient lead cables extending from the unit, and a carrying strap. The primary function of the product is to monitor and record the patient’s heart activity during daily activities.

Estimated Make-Model: Although the brand of the device in the images is not clearly specified, based on its design, button layout, and the position of the “Holter Recorder” text, it is thought to be an estimated Mortara or Welch Allyn H3+ model Holter recorder. This identification is based on a comparison of the device’s visual features with known models and is not definitive.

Authenticity: The print quality of the text on the device, the craftsmanship of the plastic parts, and the overall appearance indicate that the product is genuine. No signs of a counterfeit or replica product have been observed.

Quantity and Accessories

The following products and accessories have been identified in the images:

• 1 Holter Recorder
• 1 patient lead cable attached to the device
• 1 black carrying strap
• 1 fabric hook-and-loop tie used for organizing the cables

The device’s lead cable has at least 3 electrode connection sockets. Other accessories such as a box, user manual, or disposable ECG electrodes are not present in the images.

Status and Condition Assessment

General Status: The general status of the device is assessed as used. However, it appears to have been used carefully and is in good condition. There is no significant wear indicating heavy use.

Physical Deformation:

• Casing: No major scratches, dents, or cracks were observed on the device’s black plastic casing. The surface is generally clean.
• Screen: The device’s screen is off, and no scratches or cracks are visible on it.
• Cables: There are no breaks, crushes, or peeling in the outer insulation of the gray patient cables. The hook-and-loop tie holding the cable bundle together shows slight dirt and signs of use.
• Sockets: The white sockets where the electrodes connect show slight discoloration and signs of use. This is considered normal wear for this type of medical device.

Technical and Mechanical Assessment

Mechanical Components: The navigation buttons (up, down, right, left) on the device appear to be physically intact. No looseness or damage has been detected in the connector where the cable attaches to the device.

Electronic Components: As the device’s screen is off, a visual comment cannot be made about whether the electronic components are functional. No error messages or warning lights are active.

Label Information: No labels or text containing information such as the device’s serial number, REF code, lot number, or year of manufacture are legible in the images.

Battery Status: The device’s battery compartment and battery are not visible. Therefore, an assessment of the battery’s type (internal/external) and condition cannot be made.

Potential Risk Assessment

Based on the visual inspection, there is no clear evidence pointing to an existing malfunction in the device (e.g., broken parts, error codes on the screen). The overall condition of the device is good, and it appears to be physically sound.

As with any used medical device, the potential risk is most concentrated in the moving parts, such as the cables. However, no visible damage (cuts, crushing, peeling) has been detected on this device’s cables. This assessment is a forecast based solely on visual evidence and does not guarantee that the device will not fail. In its current state, it can be said that the device is well-maintained and does not carry a significant risk of malfunction.