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A newly developed wearable system consisting of neck and wrist nodes successfully measured cardiovascular activity, showing full agreement with clinical stationary systems in healthy volunteers.
A novel wearable system integrating neck and wrist nodes can continuously monitor multiparametric cardiovascular signals for risk assessment.
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Validated only in healthy volunteers; leaves open clinical validation and utility for patient risk assessment.
Wtorek et al. (2012) studied Healthy (n=8). Wearable cardiovascular monitoring system (neck and wrist nodes) vs. Clinical stationary systems (e.g., AsCARD electrocardiograph) was evaluated on Signal quality and parameter agreement with clinical stationary systems. A newly developed wearable system consisting of neck and wrist nodes successfully measured cardiovascular activity, showing full agreement with clinical stationary systems in healthy volunteers.
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