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George John Dempsey

John McCune Anderson

James Allen

Agnes A Adgey

A sensor device for monitoring bioelectric data from the thoracic region of a human body and/or for inducing stimulating signals to said region comprises a plurality of finger-like substrate portions of a flexible dielectric material. The substrate portions are releasably attachable to the thoracic region of a human body and the lateral spacing between the substrate portions is adjustable in accordance with the physiology of the body. A plurality of electrodes are provided on each substrate portion each having a respective lead connectable to an apparatus for inducing stimulating signals to, and/or receiving physiological signals from the electrodes. Indicia or other positioning elements are provided on at least one substrate portion for indicating the correct position of the assembly in use.

Sensor device

An apparatus for the detection, recording and analysis of the electrical activity of a cardiac comprises an array of from 40 to 100 electrodes each capable of detecting an electrical signal associated with the ST component of a heartbeat. The array is connected to a microprocessor controlled interface which in turn is connected to a microprocessor controlled analyser and display apparatus.

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Belfast, United Kingdom

George John Dempsey