311 devices · GMDN 35162
An electrocardiographic ambulatory recorder is a portable, wearable device that continuously monitors heart activity over 24 hours or longer, capturing real-time ECG signals during normal daily routines. Clinicians use these recordings to diagnose cardiac issues like irregular heartbeats (arrhythmias) by analyzing patterns that may not appear during brief office visits.
These devices are typically classified as medical devices and regulated based on their risk level, though specifics vary by jurisdiction. They often include disposable electrodes, lead wires, and software for data analysis, with some requiring prescription or professional setup for accurate use.
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