Abstract:Background
Mobile electrocardiograms (mECGs) utilizing smartphone applications are an emerging technology. Typically, a Lead I rhythm strip is recorded. However, interpretation can be difficult in patients with sinus rhythm and low amplitude P‐waves (SR‐LAP) or atrial flutter (AFL). We hypothesized that patients could independently obtain multi‐lead tracings using a commercial mECG device, and that cardiologists who interpreted the multi‐lead tracings would make more accurate diagnoses and have more confidence… Show more
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