Flexibility and free movement of ambulatory electrocardiogram

Flexibility and free movement of ambulatory electrocardiogram

Dynamic electrocardiogram (DCG) is a powerful patient monitor, small enough to move left and right, but flexible enough to meet your specific needs. With a variety of options, including arrhythmia, ST segment analysis, monitor configuration, to meet your needs. Purchase only what you need. There's nothing more advanced. With blood pressure recall and extensive data storage capacity, dynamic electrocardiogram is especially suitable for use in anesthesia and intensive care environments. Rich functions, convenient adaptability and affordable price.Meilun

Dynamic electrocardiogram (DCG) refers to the continuous recording of electrocardiogram for 24 hours or more. This technique was first invented by Holter in 1957 and began to be applied in clinical practice in 1961, so it is often called Holter. AECC is able to deal with patients in their daily activities.Meilun

As well as continuous ECG monitoring and recording under changing physical and mental conditions, dynamic ECG can provide dynamic ECG activity information under different conditions during the day and at night. Because AECC examination has routine electrocardiogram and other examinations can not be replaced.