Continuous electrocardiogram monitoring method and system for cardiac patients
OwnerAllen E. Karzinventor
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A system which is capable of allowing an attending physician to continuously monitor the electrocardiogram (ECG) signals produced by a cardiac patient. The signals, generated by the patient, are first recorded in real time over a predetermined time period established by the physician. At the conclusion of the predetermined time period a monitoring station is automatically alerted by telephone and commences receiving the patient's real time ECG signals directly. The recorded ECG signals are then transmitted in a compressed time fashion to the monitoring station simultaneously with the real time ECG signals. The monitoring station receives the compressed time and the real time transmitted signals and following analysis thereof transmits a report of selected portions of the ECG to the physician. Upon instructions from the physician, the monitoring station either returns the recording apparatus to its normal operational status for a predetermined time period, or continues to receive and analyze the real time ECG signal until the patient's signal is sufficiently stable and then returns the recording apparatus to its normal operational status. This process repeats continuously. The physician communicates directly with the monitoring station and with the patient as may be required. The system and method provides close and complete monitoring of the patient with complete ECG data retrieval and individualized close patient surveillance.
System for providing cardiac information from a cardiac patient to a remote station comprising:
Method for providing cardiac information from a cardiac patient to a remote station comprising:
System for providing cardiac information from a cardiac patient to a remote station comprising:
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