ECG Accuracy Raised by Placement of Electrode Patch

hospimedica.com December 30, 2016

ECG

A single-use patch that ensures the uniform placement of electrocardiogram (ECG) leads cuts down on inaccuracies and saves time. A new study to evaluate CQP placement found a significant difference between the minimum time needed to place standard leads (66 seconds) and the CQP (39 seconds) method.

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