May 2022: Signow EZYPRO® ECG Recorder for 14 days of cardiac monitoring

For May 2022, we've selected a wearable which monitors your cardiac activities for 14 days straight!

The EZYPRO®ECG Recorder—is a compact and lightweight ambulatory cardiac monitoring patch that continuously records single-lead ECG signals for up to 14 days. Its wire-free water-resistant design allows patients to conduct daily activities unimpeded, maximizing user compliance.

 

EZYPRO’s14-day patch monitor provides insight into a longer period of cardiac activities, yielding clinically actionable data that enables doctors to make informedarrhythmia diagnosis that serves as the backbone for personalized patient care to preempt severe and costly health conditions, such as stroke or other cardiovascular complications.

SigknowBiomedical’s professional software team independently developed an ECG analysis software, which has been certified by the TFDA. The software is equipped with built-in algorithms to accurately identify ECG signals. By using big data analysis with AI machine learning, in combination with professionals at the ECG analysis center, the software provides accurate analysis reports that assist cardiologists in making arrhythmia diagnoses and devising precise treatment options for patients.

Want to learn more about Sigknow? Visit their webpage or meet them at the WT | WearableTechnologies Pavilion at MEDICA 2022!

Sam Draper
May 2, 2022

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