In 2015, Biotronik launched CardioMessenger Smart, its new patient device for Home Monitoring, and BioMonitor 2, the second-generation insertable cardiac monitor.
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Lexington Medical Center has also begun to use insertable cardiac monitors, commonly known as loop recorders, to diagnose heart rhythm problems.
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The decedents of Paul Zoll's discoveries continue to evolve in the forms of alarmed cardiac monitors, pacemakers, and closed chest defibrillators.
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She married Martin Scheiner in 1970, the inventor of the first cardiac monitor for operating rooms, and adopted his three grown children.
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The equipment required to begin functioning of this unit has already been arranged, including beds, cardiac monitors, crash carts and suction machines.
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His words have been trumped again, this time by the only rhythm important to him now, the constant beep of a cardiac monitor.
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Centrally monitored, critical care units are well equipped with ventilators, central oxygen, air, suction lines, cardiac monitors, defibrillators, incubators and photo therapy units.
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For patients with more than two episodes of syncope and no diagnosis on routine testing , an insertable cardiac monitor might be used.
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Electrocardiographs ( EKG ) can be transmitted wirelessly from the cardiac monitor to the receiving hospital in the advance of the patient's arrival.
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A draft list now contains about 70 devices, including a powered emergency ventilator, an infusion pump, a blood-sugar test system and a fetal cardiac monitor.
