Its debut product, now called Kardia Mobile (previously AliveCor Mobile ECG), is a $99 standalone device that adheres to the back of your smartphone or tablet.
To enhance the security of ECG data transmitted via cell phones, the mobile ECG data transmission is performed through a specific network provided by the mobile communication service provider, and this network is used only for data transmission between the off-site physician and the on-site clinicians.
A mobile phone-based ECG analysis and exercise evaluation platform have been developed, which allow one to detect six types of abnormal ECG (tachycardia, bradycardia, a dropped beat, premature beat, bigeminy, and trigeminy) and individual lactate threshold, as well as to provide real-time health warning and exercise optimization hints through mobile phone voice messages.
It requires the measurement of interbeat differences in HR using either electrocardiogram (ECG) or mobile R-R interval monitors.
As compared with SCP-ECG, XML-ECG with the size of 500 KB and with uncompressed waveforms might not be suitable for ECG delivery via mobile telephone network and for ECG storage in the cloud database.
The mobile computing based 12-lead ECG telemedicine as compared to the traditional ECG telemedicine has great advantages because it is mobile and easy to use.
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For those unfamiliar, the San Francisco-based company is the maker of a low-cost, clinical-grade mobile heart monitor (fondly known as an electrocardiogram, or ECG, monitor) that fits over the back of your iPhone.
This paper presents own designed a prototype telemedicine system which provides human electrocardiogram (ECG) signals transferring via a mobile phone.
At the clinical point of care, the nurse acquires the electrocardiogram (ECG) by using a tailored mobile telecardiology system as well as other relevant physiological information during the clinical procedure, and sends it to the information server.
In these studies, we improved the traditional 12-lead ECG telemedicine through the use of mobile computing [ 6, 7, 18].
