Implantable ECG recorder can record ECG information in time

Cardiac syncope is a sign of sudden death. For the elderly, prevention of syncope and timely monitoring of the heart are very important. How easy and convenient to monitor the heart? In recent years, with the advent of implantable ECG recorders, this problem has been solved.

The implantable ECG recorder has only a size of "U disk" and weighs 15 grams. It can be implanted in the body for more than 10 minutes and can track and record the patient's ECG information for three consecutive years. This information will provide a reliable reference for preventing cardiac syncope and treating arrhythmia.

Many elderly people are often syncope, but it is difficult to diagnose and treat malignant malignant arrhythmias using routine examinations. This has become a headache for both doctors and patients. At present, the world's most advanced implantable ECG recording device can record the patient's electrocardiogram at the time of onset in order to provide a basis for doctors to find out the cause of syncope, and to treat as early as possible.

The implantable ECG recorder can automatically record ECG information. After the patient's ECG information reaches the disease standard, the instrument will automatically trigger recording for a period of about 27 minutes. In addition, the instrument can also actively trigger the recording of ECG events by the patient and is equipped with a button “switch” outside the body. The doctor can call up the information stored in the implantable electrocardiograph to analyze the patient.