Smartphone ECG aids real time diagnosis of palpitations in the competitive college athlete

Peritz, David C.; Howard, Austin; Ciocca, Mario; Chung, Eugene H.

doi:10.1016/j.jelectrocard.2015.07.010

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“…The cost-effective nature of this device has allowed for accurate detection of baseline intervals, atrial rate and rhythm when used for screening in a diverse human population [14]. The device has also been shown to be used to successfully monitor college athletes experiencing heart palpitations for potentially adverse arrhythmias in real-time [15]. Future implications have been made for the evaluation of acute ischemia with the device in people [16].…”

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Use of AliveCor Heart Monitor for Heart Rate and Rhythm Evaluation in Dairy Water Buffalo Calves (Bubalis Bubalis)

Smith¹

2016

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Smartphone-based ECG recording devices are a promising new diagnostic in veterinary medicine. However, these devices have not yet been demonstrated to work in water buffalo. A commercial, non-invasive, smartphone-based ECG (AliveCor Vet TM) monitoring device was field tested on water buffalo calves. Six neonatal water buffalo calves had an ECG simultaneously recorded with a standard medical ECG recorder and the AliveCor Vet device. A correlation of 0.75053 was observed between average heart rates obtained between AliveCor recordings when compared to those from the 6 lead ECG. 100% Rhythm agreement was met for all 12 recordings. The recordings of 4/6 calves most closely resembled lead aVR, recordings of 2/6 calves more closely resembled lead II. No significant difference was observed between standard and AliveCor quality scores (P=0.3632). We conclude that the AliveCor device allows for accurate rate diagnosis, and accurate diagnosis of a normal sinus rhythm in neonatal diary water buffalo calves in a field setting.

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Use of AliveCor Heart Monitor for Heart Rate and Rhythm Evaluation in Dairy Water Buffalo Calves (Bubalis Bubalis)

Smith¹

2016

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“…However, only a few of them studied the ECG recorded by single-lead portable devices. Although it is shown that the hand-held devices cannot substitute a conventional ECG devices [7] [8], they can be used for daily usage and improve the accuracy of early AF detection [7].…”

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Detection of Atrial Fibrillation in ECG Hand-held Devices Using a Random Forest Classifier

Zabihi

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Katsaggelos

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Computing in Cardiology Conference (CinC)

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“…In addition to being portable and convenient and facilitating care at the point-of-need [16], smartphones also have the advantage of being able to extract data from multiple devices, direct user input, transmit data to a server, and facilitate a two-way communication between patients and providers [17]. Using mHealth applications for disease management is also not new and has been used for patients with diabetes [18–20], hypertension [21, 22], chronic obstructive pulmonary disease [23], and cardiac arrhythmias [24–26]. …”

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Gerontechnologies for Older Patients with Heart Failure: What is the Role of Smartphones, Tablets, and Remote Monitoring Devices in Improving Symptom Monitoring and Self-Care Management?

Creber

Hickey

Maurer

2016

Curr Cardiovasc Risk Rep

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Older adults with heart failure have multiple chronic conditions and a large number and range of symptoms. A fundamental component of heart failure self-care management is regular symptom monitoring. Symptom monitoring can be facilitated by cost-effective, easily accessible technologies that are integrated into patients’ lives. Technologies that are tailored to older adults by incorporating gerontological design principles are called gerontechnologies. Gerontechnology is an interdisciplinary academic and professional field that combines gerontology and technology with the goals of improving prevention, care, and enhancing the quality of life for older adults. The purpose of this article is to discuss the role of gerontechnologies, specifically the use of mobile applications available on smartphones and tablets as well as remote monitoring systems, for outpatient disease management among older adults with heart failure. While largely unproven, these rapidly developing technologies have great potential to improve outcomes among older persons.

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Smartphone ECG aids real time diagnosis of palpitations in the competitive college athlete

Cited by 35 publications

References 8 publications

Use of AliveCor Heart Monitor for Heart Rate and Rhythm Evaluation in Dairy Water Buffalo Calves (Bubalis Bubalis)

Use of AliveCor Heart Monitor for Heart Rate and Rhythm Evaluation in Dairy Water Buffalo Calves (Bubalis Bubalis)

Detection of Atrial Fibrillation in ECG Hand-held Devices Using a Random Forest Classifier

Gerontechnologies for Older Patients with Heart Failure: What is the Role of Smartphones, Tablets, and Remote Monitoring Devices in Improving Symptom Monitoring and Self-Care Management?

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