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Heart monitoring makes sense for several important reasons related to the prevention, detection and treatment of heart disease and the promotion of overall heart health.
The young linguist struggled with an irregular heartbeat
Tomáš, a young professor of linguistics, underwent several Holter EKGs, but nothing in the recordings indicated a more serious problem.
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Michaela was suffering from shortness of breath. Kardi Ai discovered the problem.
Michaela, 32 years old, who had never been treated for heart disease in the past, complained to the doctor about occasional dizziness and shortness of breath, she felt that she was not getting enough air.
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The operation did not help Kamila. Another measurement revealed the problem
Kamila underwent heart surgery due to supraventricular tachycardia. Even after the procedure, she suffered from dizziness.
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The young hockey player felt nauseous for a long time
Cardiac arrhythmia also affects young athletes, regardless of the correct lifestyle or active lifestyle.
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“The methodology is a huge benefit in the detection of atrial fibrillation and in the diagnosis of paroxysmal arrhythmias and irregular palpitations with a minimal chance of detection during classic ECG monitoring. The automatic evaluation allows me to have a quick overview of the patients’ “arrhythmic” situation at any time, to which I can react immediately. Thanks to the easy collaboration, the confidential relationship with the patients is also significantly strengthened.”
doc. MD Ivo Oral, CSc.
Olomouc, Czech Republic
“I liked Kardi Ai mainly because of its quick availability in case of problems and the possibility of detecting arrhythmias that we cannot detect with commonly available monitoring. Thanks to this, we are able to quickly offer optimal treatment after consultation with the patient, but also to rule out the arrhythmogenic cause of other problems.”
MD Zdeňka Pospíšilová
Brno, Czech Republic
“I like to use the Kardi Ai on my patients with unclear palpitations. Paroxysmal atrial fibrillation was found in 30% of them, which lead to the performance of radiofrequency ablation. I look forward to cooperation in the future and especially the possibility of detecting other forms of cardiac arrhythmias.”
MD Pavla Gablasová, Ph.D.
Brno, Czech Republic
