Analyse de l'application D-Heart pour le 14 janvier

D-Heart is the first hospital-grade ECG device for smartphones and tablets, usable by both patients and health professionals. It is an effective solution to monitor your heart, clarify symptoms, or keep track of an existing cardiac condition. The D-Heart App works with the D-Heart ECG device, an 8/12-lead ECG system that enables the acquisition of high-quality 12-second tracings anywhere. The innovative cable-uncoiling mechanism simplifies and speeds up ECG acquisition. Once the ECG is recorded, our 24/7 telecardiology service provides a triage report specifically designed for cardiac patients. All your exams are stored in your personal medical folder, ready for review by your trusted doctor or our specialists. Patients can perform a hospital-level 8-lead ECG independently and send the results to the 24/7 telecardiology service or to their doctor by email or message. Health professionals can perform a full 12-lead ECG and share the results as needed. How it works Purchase the D-Heart device from our online store Download the free D-Heart App from the App Store Connect your iPhone/iPad to the device through the App (Bluetooth pairing occurs inside the App) Place the electrodes following the instructions generated with your smartphone’s camera Record the ECG Share it with your doctor or our telecardiology service Portable Carry D-Heart in your bag, keep it at home, or take it while travelling: a cardiologist is always one click away. Easy Perform an ECG in a few simple steps using the augmented-reality camera guidance. Trusted Monitor your heart with clinically reliable accuracy. Certification StrenaMedical is certified EN ISO 13485 for quality management. D-Heart is a CE-marked class IIa medical device and offers the same clinical reliability and precision as standard hospital ECG systems. Medical Disclaimer This app and device do not replace professional medical evaluation. Always seek the advice of a qualified physician in addition to using this app and before making any medical decisions.