Key result
The EPI-MEDICS project proposes a personal ECG monitor and telemedical architecture for the early detection and prevention of cardiac events in ambulatory patients.
Population
Ambulatory patients, particularly the elderly population at risk of heart attacks
Design
Other
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May support personal ECG development for ambulatory monitoring; leaves open prospective validation before clinical use.
The EPI-MEDICS project proposes a novel personal ECG monitor and telemedical architecture for early detection of cardiac events in ambulatory patients.
Rubel et al. (2002) studied Cardiac events. Personal ECG monitor (PEM) was evaluated. The EPI-MEDICS project proposes a personal ECG monitor and telemedical architecture for the early detection and prevention of cardiac events in ambulatory patients.
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