Method and apparatus for wearable digital wireless ecg monitoring
CA 2499722 A1 · Owner: Massicotte, Louis · Inventors: Massicotte, Louis; Blondeau, Eric; Montplaisir, Jean-Francois
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The present invention is a wearable digital wireless ECG monitoring system. The device is made of two dependant parts: the wireless digital ECG and the wireless central device. The wireless digital ECG is preferably worn on the chest. It is made of two electrodes and one data processing and transmission module. The data is collected as a full ECG curve and is digitalized inside the electrodes. After being digitalized the signal is sent wirelessly to the , central module.
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