Ambulatory Electrocardiographic Monitoring Prototype

Today, wearable devices and mobile phones with advanced data transmission capabilities enable efficient and cost-effective acquisition and monitoring of ECG signals. These devices are crucial in developing countries where medical resources are limited. Therefore, we propose a prototype of a real-time ECG monitoring system using a mobile application or website, which includes hardware and software design and development, thus improving access to cardiac monitoring and allowing more accurate and faster diagnoses. The measurements carried out demonstrate the reliability of the device and the advantages of systems integration. The hardware is compact, ergonomic and efficient, housed in an abdominal case that protects and adapts the device for comfortable use by anyone. The software was designed as an intuitive interface that allows viewing ECG signals in real time through a mobile application or web page.

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2024-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.1109/argencon62399.2024.10735841
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ECG Monitoring and Analysis
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Ambulatory Electrocardiographic Monitoring Prototype

María Inés Pisarello, Lucas Maximiliano Alegre
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Ambulatory Electrocardiographic Monitoring Prototype

María Inés Pisarello, Lucas Maximiliano Alegre
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Abstract

Today, wearable devices and mobile phones with advanced data transmission capabilities enable efficient and cost-effective acquisition and monitoring of ECG signals. These devices are crucial in developing countries where medical resources are limited. Therefore, we propose a prototype of a real-time ECG monitoring system using a mobile application or website, which includes hardware and software design and development, thus improving access to cardiac monitoring and allowing more accurate and faster diagnoses. The measurements carried out demonstrate the reliability of the device and the advantages of systems integration. The hardware is compact, ergonomic and efficient, housed in an abdominal case that protects and adapts the device for comfortable use by anyone. The software was designed as an intuitive interface that allows viewing ECG signals in real time through a mobile application or web page.

National University of the Northeast (AR)
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