Ambulatory ECG devices help physicians monitor heart rhythm issues outside the hospital. Unlike Holter monitors, which record for 24–48 hours, Mobile Cardiac Telemetry and Event monitors can track heart activity... [read more]
Ruhi Mahajan, PhD, Alok Gambhir, MD, PhD, Sameer Adumala
Over a 30-day period, the ZywieAI algorithm analyzed ECG data from 3,596 patients and identified 78,910 potential arrhythmia events, which were later reviewed by cardiac technicians and physicians. A retrospective... [read more]
Ruhi Mahajan, PhD, Alok Gambhir, MD, PhD, Sameer Adumala
In this study, wide complex tachycardia (WCT) was defined as a heart rate of ≥100 bpm for at least three consecutive beats, using reference annotations to locate episodes in ECG... [read more]
Ruhi Mahajan, PhD, Alok Gambhir, MD, PhD, Sameer Adumala
Ambulatory Holter monitoring has long been used to diagnose arrhythmias, typically recording ECG data for 24–48 hours. In contrast, mobile cardiac telemetry (MCT) patches enable real-time ECG monitoring for up... [read more]
Ruhi Mahajan, PhD, Alok Gambhir, MD, PhD, Sameer Adumala