Today's revolution in heart monitoring
7-day continuous monitoring technology significantly increases arrhythmia detection.
Choose setting, create events and manage continuous tests
Continuous monitoring, from 24 hours up to 7 days
Signal quality checked at setup of each test
Reports produced with support of Artificial Intelligence analysis
Continuous cardiac monitoring for a better arrhythmia diagnostic yield
Study show that continuous, uninterrupted external ambulatory cardiac rhythm recording, results in higher rates of cardiac arrhythmia detection. ¹
Digital Monitoring -
Features and Benefits
More accurate, more convenient, more accessible cardiovascular diagnoses.
Wearable Device - advantages
Light - flexible - no cables;
Water resistant - patient can take shower during tests of up to 7 days;
No special electrodes;
Visual alert if electrode disconnects – protection against loss of signal;
Internal battery – no need to recharge even during 7-day test.
Digital Monitoring - advantages
Continuous monitoring, of 3 channels, over whole period – from 24 hours to 7 days;
Signal quality checked at start of each test;
Data transmitted by bluetooth;
Patient has a digital journal, improving correlation with events during tests;
Reports assisted by AI analysis.
We have solved the problem of shortfalls in arrhythmia detection rates
QuoreOne’s continuous monitoring of up to 7 days means improved diagnostic yield for atrial fibrillation – improved treatments and outcomes. ¹
20%
- the estimated percentage of cases of atrial fibrillation not diagnosed, worldwide. ²
2x
- the estimated increase in arrhythmia diagnoses, compared to 24-hour tests, when 7-day monitoring is used. ³ ⁴
9%
- percentage of patients diagnosed with atrial fibrillation in 7-day monitoring, not previously diagnosed. ⁵
10x
- increase in detection of atrial fibrillation when using ECG screening with wearable device. ⁵
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