Key result
The proposed short-term post-event ECG recorder provided clinically acceptable signals for diagnosis in 96% of cases, demonstrating statistical equivalence to the 98% acceptability of the golden standard 12-lead ECG.
Why the study?
Does a novel patient-activated short-term post-event ECG recorder provide acceptable signal quality for diagnosis compared to standard 12-lead ECG in patients?
Population
391 patients
Comparison
Patient-activated short-term post-event ECG… vs Standard 12-leads golden standard ECG
Authors
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Supports feasibility of patient-activated telemetry for symptomatic arrhythmia monitoring; leaves open clinical utility and diagnostic yield in.
Observational (n=391)
Single-blind
No
Does a novel patient-activated short-term post-event ECG recorder provide acceptable signal quality for diagnosis compared to standard 12-lead ECG in patients?
Absolute Event Rate: 96% vs 98%
p-value: p=0.796
A novel multi-purpose ECG telemetry system provides reliable short-term post-event recordings that are acceptable for diagnosis in 96% of cases.
Marouf et al. (2017) conducted an observational in Non-significant cardiac issues (n=391). Multi-purpose ECG telemetry system (short-term post-event recorder) vs. Standard 12-lead golden standard ECG was evaluated on Clinical acceptability of signals for diagnosis (p=0.796). The proposed short-term post-event ECG recorder provided clinically acceptable signals for diagnosis in 96% of cases, demonstrating statistical equivalence to the 98% acceptability of the golden standard 12-lead ECG.
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