The company’s vMap converts standard 12-lead ECG data into 3D maps of arrhythmia sources in less than a minute. San Diego–based Vektor Medical said the CE mark certification allows hospitals and electrophysiologists in the European Union to use vMap to support cardiac ablation planning and treatment.

Vektor Medical designed vMap to help identify arrhythmia drivers and guide procedures for conditions such as atrial fibrillation and ventricular tachycardia. It takes less than three minutes for a clinician to input case information, download and markup an ECG in the system and receive a 3D, interactive arrhythmia hot spot map visualizing both the inside and outside of the heart.