“…Pioneering work by Norman "Jeff" Holter led to the first prototype of "mobile" cardiac telemetry device, requiring 85 pounds of equipment, worn on his back while riding a stationary bicycle and used a radio-ECG (circa 1947) (Del Mar, 2005;Kennedy, 2006). Modern AECG devices are light and inconspicuous, and through continuous beat-to-beat ECG monitoring, automatic arrhythmia detection and wireless transmission of data in near real time improve diagnostic yield and provide enormous improvements in efficiency and ease of use (Charitos et al, 2012;Hanke et al, 2009;Locati et al, 2016;Mittal, Movsowitz, & Steinberg, 2011;Reiffel, Schwarzberg, & Murry, 2005;Rosenberg, Samuel, Thosani, & Zimetbaum, 2013;Rothman et al, 2007;Vasamreddy et al, 2006).…”