Introduction The use of mobile devices for electrocardiogram (ECG) recording and the ability
to use this technology to immediately review dynamic waveforms is growing tremendously …

Twelve‐Lead ECG as a Cardiovascular Screening Tool Background The ubiquitous
presence of internet‐connected phones and tablets presents a new opportunity for cost …

Athletes sometimes experience transient arrhythmias during intense exercise, which may be
difficult to capture with traditional Holter monitors. New and highly portable technology, such …

Sudden cardiac arrest during exercise can occur without prior warning signs at rest,
highlighting the importance of monitoring for its prevention. To detect the signs of ischemic …

Background Several wireless ECG devices are commercially available for possible
screening, monitoring and diagnosis of rhythms. The field is rapidly expanding, and some …

Background: Remote cardiac monitoring and screening have already become an integral
telemedicine component. The wide usage of several different wireless electrocardiography …

Electrocardiography (ECG) is widely used in clinical practice, for example to diagnose
coronary artery disease or the cause of chest pain during a stress test, while the patient is …

Background Several wearable, medical-grade consumer ECG devices are now available
and integrated into consumer electronics like multi sensor fitness watches and scales …

Background Technological advances have led to electrocardiograph (ECG) functionality
becoming increasingly accessible in wearable health devices, which has the potential to …

Aims: Feasibility study of accurate three lead ECG recording (Einthoven I, II and III) using an
Apple Watch Series 4. Methods: In 50 healthy subjects (18 male; age: 40±12 years) without …