AppSens presents ECG247

- a new Norwegian user-friendly certified cost-effective reusable wireless smart ECG sensor

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Consumers & Patients

ECG247 Smart Heart Sensor is a Norwegian medically certified wireless heart rhythm sensor for detection of atrial fibrillation and other cardiac arrhythmias.

GP

ECG247 performs automatic heart rhythm analysis. Abnormal findings can easily be confirmed at ECG247 Results or be confirmed by ECG247 Cardiologists.

Cardiologists

ECG247 provides 24/7 continuous ECG monitoring. ECG247 replace traditionally ECG recorders. ECG247 is easy-to-use and is intended for self-testing.

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  • ECG247 Smart Heart Sensor is a new Norwegian medical certified wireless heart rhythm sensor for detection of atrial fibrillation (AF) and other arrhythmias.
  • ECG247 provides continuous heart rate monitoring for up to 7 days and can be used during exercise/activity. The sensor can withstand water and can be used multiple times​ ECG247 is water resistant and can be re-used
  • ECG247 is easy to use, inexpensive and broadly available for both consumers and health care professionals.
  • ECG247 s intended to screen people who are at increased risk of stroke due to heart rhythm disorders, and to study people with symptoms of rhythm disorders (palpitations, fast heart rate, etc.).
  • ECG247 continuously analyzes the heart rhythm and notifies via a mobile application when a heart rhythm disorder is detected.
  • ECG247 heart rhythm recordings are automatically transferred to a secure server and can be easily shared with a GP or cardiologist.​
  • ECG247 is a ISO13485 certified medical device
  • ECG247 is tested at University of Agder and Sorlandet hospital.

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"Atrial fibrillation is a common heart rhythm disorder. Many people have atrial fibrillation without knowing it."

Dan Atar
Dan AtarProfessor og Cardiologist, Oslo University Hospital, Oslo, Norway

"ECG247 is easy to use and the results can be quickly assessed by a cardiologist or GP."

Jarle Jortveit
Jarle JortveitMD PhD and Cardiologist, Sorlandet Hospital, Arendal, Norway

"AF screening can easily be done in collaboration with your GP."

Gabrielle Danielsen
Gabrielle DanielsenGP, Grimstad, Norway

"Anyone over 65 years with heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes or previous stroke should be tested for atrial fibrillation."

Tom Omdal
Tom OmdalMD and Cardiologist, Haukeland University Hospital, Bergen, Norway

"Early detection of atrial fibrillation can prevent stroke."

Bjørnar Grenne
Bjørnar GrenneMD PhD and Cardiologist, St. Olav´s Hospital, Trondheim, Norway
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