Innovations in cardiac rhythm testing for healthcare providers
The high-end ECG recorder Polar H10 in combination with the new generation of artificial intelligence Kardi Ai allows you to monitor the heart rhythm anytime and anywhere around the world.
How Kardi Ai works
1. The belt monitors and transfers heart rate via Bluetooth
2. The data is displayed in the patient application
3. Data is stored in the cloud
4. Artificial intelligence analyzes the data
5. Immediate feedback to the patient
6. Evaluation and diagnosis by a doctor
Benefits for doctors
Time savings
Notification
Treatment management
Easy access
Exclusion of episodes of atrial fibrillation
Almost 30% of ischemic strokes are due to atrial fibrillation, which increases the risk of stroke up to fivefold. Active screening of at-risk individuals can prevent this often fatal complication. Regular intermittent ECG monitoring increases the chance of successful arrhythmia detection by up to four times compared to the conventional methods.
Diagnosis of a wide spectrum of arrhythmias
The immediate availability of the recorder allows patients to quickly record an ECG in times of difficulty. This is very often not captured by standard methods such as 12-lead ECG or Holter monitoring that must be pre-scheduled. The reason is usually the paroxysmal character of cardiac arrhythmias. In practice, these are short and unpleasant skips of the heart, a feeling of a sudden increase in pulse, episodes of weakness and inefficiency. The correlation of subjective complaints with the ECG recording is often crucial.
Effect verification and treatment optimization
Evaluation of the benefits and risks of antiarrhythmic pharmacotherapy requires repeated recordings of the heart rhythm, but these are limited in ambulatory practice. Routine Holter monitoring is time-limited, not always available and less well tolerated. The solution is intermittent ECG monitoring in the home environment, which enables a modern and individual approach according to the needs of a specific patient.
Rhythm monitoring after catheter ablations
Catheter ablation is the causal solution to a whole range of tachyarrhythmias. It represents the pinnacle of current treatment options. Despite its indisputable benefit, a number of people experience recurrences of arrhythmias or de novo rhythm disturbances. Close monitoring of all patients after ablation is therefore essential.