ECGs on the move, thanks to Israeli ingenuity
ISRAEL21c talks with startups devising wearables to measure heart rhythm while you go about your daily routine
By ISRAEL21c —— Bio and Archives--April 4, 2018
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If your doctor orders an electrocardiogram (EKG or ECG) to check your heart rhythm and blood flow or to diagnose a heart attack, a technician will stick 10 or 12 adhesive electrodes to your chest, arms and legs. A computer then creates a graph showing the electrical impulses moving through your heart while you’re lying still or exercising.
That’s how an ECG is done today. Advanced wearable technologies from Israel aim to change the procedure radically.
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