ECG247

The ECG247 app only works with the ECG247 heart sensor. The sensor attaches to the chest, records the heart's electrical signals and analyzes these for heart rhythm disorders.

Heart rhythm disorders are a common term for all deviations from the normal heart rhythm. Many heart rhythm disorders are harmless, while others require medical treatment. A frequent heart rhythm disorder is atrial fibrillation. In arterial fibrosis, the heart beats irregularly and often too fast. Atrial fibrillation increases the risk of a blood clot forming in the heart. Such a blood clot can follow the large blood vessels of the brain and cause a stroke.

If the ECG247 test result shows that you have a possible heart rhythm disorder, the registration must always be assessed and confirmed by a physician prior to any treatment. You can either share the test with your doctor or you can order a review of the test from our cardiologists.

The heart rhythm signals have different shape and size in different people. Therefore, we cannot guarantee that the test will find all different rhythm disorders in everyone. The use of ECG247 is therefore at your own risk.

ECG247 cannot look for signs of heart attack. Always consult a doctor for symptoms from the heart.

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