NON-INVASIVE PORTABLE SYSTEM FOR THE MONITORING AND PRELIMINARY DIAGNOSIS OF ELECTROCARDIAC EVENTS IN REAL TIME
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1. A real time portable electrocardiographic diagnostic system in patients, characterized in that it comprises:
- a. an electrocardiographic signals acquisition system;
b. a digital processing and storing system of electrocardiographic signals;
c. a wireless communication system that transfers information of the electrocardiographic signals to a communications network;
d. an electrocardiographic signals display system; and
e. a data processing software that is hosted on a server which can be remotely accessed.
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Abstract
The present invention discloses a portable system for acquiring, processing, storage, diagnostics, remote alarm transmission and cardiac event in patients, which operates at a sampling rate of a minimum 1 kHz signals, making it quick and effective. The system is non-invasive and capable of detecting more than eight cardiac conditions, unlike other similar devices on the market.
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1. A real time portable electrocardiographic diagnostic system in patients, characterized in that it comprises:
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a. an electrocardiographic signals acquisition system; b. a digital processing and storing system of electrocardiographic signals; c. a wireless communication system that transfers information of the electrocardiographic signals to a communications network; d. an electrocardiographic signals display system; and e. a data processing software that is hosted on a server which can be remotely accessed. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
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8. A method for diagnosing patients electrocardiographic events in real time, comprising the following steps:
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a. placing at least three electrodes of a portable diagnostic system electrocardiographic events on any body part of a patient; b. activating the portable electric power system module; and c. setting the operation parameters of said portable non-invasive device. - View Dependent Claims (9)
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