AliveCor Heart Monitor with Universal Attachment Plate – For iPhone 4/4s/5/5s, Samsung S3/S4, HTC One

Features

• EASY TO USE. Our clinical-quality, single-channel ECG recorder leverages the power, display, and communication capabilities of the smart phone that this product is compatible with.
• CLINICAL. ACCURATE. In clinical trials, AliveCor's Heart Monitor demonstrated clinical efficacy. Within seconds you are able to acquire a single-channel rate and rhythm assessment.
• CONVENIENT. PORTABLE. Now you have an ECG recorder at your fingertips that goes wherever you go.
• AVAILABLE for distribution to United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland. The free AliveECG App is available in English in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland App Stores. The AliveECG app is NOT available in any other EU countries at this time.
• For product questions please contact Customer Support at the AliveCor website: https://alivecor.zendesk.com/anonymous_requests/new

Product Details

• ASIN: B00J82JJXU
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Product Description

AliveCor's Heart Monitor has CE-mark conformity for sale in the U.K. to all medical professionals, patients and health conscious individuals, to record, display, store, and transfer single-channel electrocardiogram (ECG) rhythms. The heart monitor snaps into the iPhone 5 case and wirelessly communicates with the app on your phone. No pairing between your iPhone and the Heart Monitor is required.The free AliveECG app will be available for download from the Apple App Store when you receive your Heart Monitor. Once in the app, create a free account and you're ready to begin recording ECGs. It's that easy to get started. AliveCor.com provides you with anytime, anywhere, fully secure, online access to all of your ECGs. Once you have the Heart Monitor and the AliveECG app you can create an account that gives you access to your ECG data. AliveCor's Heart Monitor has been used in several clinical trials along with rigorous testing through numerous medical professionals and in many ongoing studies at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, USC's Center for Body Computing, and other institutions. Abstracts were presented in 2012 at three major cardiology meetings, demonstrating usability, accuracy, and the ability to use the device for community screening. -- 2012 AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CARDIOLOGY MEETING iPhone Rhythm Strip: Clinical Implications of Wireless and Ubiquitous Heart Rate Monitoring -- 2012 HEART RHYTHM SOCIETY MEETING Accuracy and Novelty of an Inexpensive iPhone-based Event Recorder -- 2012 AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION MEETING: Validation of an iPhone ECG Application Suitable for Community Screening for Silent Atrial Fibrillation: A Novel Way to Prevent Stroke.