Device and Method for Measuring Three-Lead ECG in a Wristwatch
AssigneeChang Gung University
InventorsHsiao-Lung Chan, Pei-Kuang Chao, Jia-Chen Jheng
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AssigneeChang Gung University
InventorsHsiao-Lung Chan, Pei-Kuang Chao, Jia-Chen Jheng
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A wristwatch worn by a user for measuring three-lead ECG is disclosed. The wristwatch includes three electrodes placed separately on the front, either side, and back or strap thereof. The wristwatch further includes an electrode panel having the electrode on the front or either side of the watch, sensing elements, pressure, infrared or impedance detectors, and circuits. The electrode panel is capable of sensing the contact or press of fingers to trigger ECG measuring. While the electrode in the back-side of the watch contacts the hand wearing the watch, the electrode and electrode panel on the front or either side of the watch are pressed by fingers from the other hand and the electrode in the strap contacts abdomen or left leg simultaneously, three-lead ECG can be measured. ECG data can be transmitted to a personal or hospital computer by wireless networks or flash memory.
A wristwatch for measuring three-lead ECG, comprising:
A method of using a wristwatch worn by a user to measure three-lead ECG comprising the steps of:
A method of using a wristwatch worn by a user to measure three-lead ECG comprising the steps of:
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