May 24, 2013

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Want to take ECG? Meet the iPhone ECG Device by Alivecore at CES next Week

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We are going to see kinds of gadgets at CES 2011, and Even for taking an ECG of your heart. A latest such health gadget to be introduced at the show next week is called iPhonECG and is from Alivecore.

Apple iPhone 4 is slipped into a special case which turns the handset into an Electrocardiography machine. Once the app is turned on, it takes an ECG of your heart. This is done using your hands, or by putting the device on your chest.

Each of the iPhone ECG units is expected to be about $100 and can take accurate readings of the heart that a medical professional can look at to determine if there is a serious heart issue that needs to be addressed in the hospital.

You can also use the app to get a trend of your heart rate which is perfect for those using biofeedback techniques in an attempt to lower the heart rate.

To know about this latest technology, check out the Video below and feel free to share your thought with us.

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  • NESTOR JAOJOCO

    The best technology of the century.

  • David Smith

    Interesting device, but a single lead rhythm strip only provides a small amount of information. A true ECG needs 12 leads to be interpretable. Will this device offer 12 lead ECGs?

  • Sam

    Definitely the stupidest invention
    Firstly there is no medical use for just one strip of electrical activity.
    This has no medical use
    Is this even FDA approved?
    What will one do if one sees an ectopic beat: Just panic and go to the nearest ER? Flood ER’s with patients who have no idea what they are doing?
    Who is qualified in the non medical field to read a rhythm.
    In the medical field, which doctor (other than those in the ER, the Medical Telemetry units, Surgery, OR, CCU and ICU) is looking at electrical rhythm strips?