Memory Technology and Implantable Holter Systems

Ripart, A.; Jacobson, P.

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-06210-4_7

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“…This method of data storage is much easier to achieve. A standard pacemaker is capable of storing all R‐R cycles of the heart rate counted over a period of many years 6–15 …”

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“…However, the relatively short duration of this method is a disadvantage. Modern technology has introduced special heart rate monitoring algorithms into pacemaker devices, including some of the functions of traditional ambulatory Holter devices (pacemaker memory data [PMD]) 5–15 . Data regarding the mean and maximum heart rate as well as the number of episodes of rapid rate and the percentage of paced complexes may be stored in PMD and include a period of up to several months.…”

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“…This method of data storage is much easier to achieve. A standard pacemaker is capable of storing all R‐R cycles of the heart rate counted over a period of many years 6–15 …”

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