Marquette University

Lohman Technologies, LLC

Lechnolgies, LLC

Jack E Lohman

Robert Baker

Richard Povinelli

Timothy L Lohman

Felice M Roberts

Robert L Baker

A method is provided for detecting whether a patient is likely experiencing a cardiac arrhythmia. The method includes acquiring baseline ECG samples that exhibit an arrhythmia that is to be detected, and a baseline arrhythmia-free ECG sample. Each acquired baseline ECG sample is manipulated to determine an equation that describes a reconstructed phase space related to the sample. Next, an ECG sample to be tested is acquired, and a reconstructed phase space is mapped. Finally, it is determined which of the equations most accurately describes the reconstructed phase space of the ECG sample to be tested.

Method and apparatus for detecting a cardiac arrhythmia

A cardiac arrhythmia monitor provides electrodes to allow daily ECG measurements of a patient without cumbersome electrode connection to the patient. ECG data may be diagnosed by the monitor to indicate likelihood of an arrhythmia and an indication provided to the patient ECG data based on that indication may be forwarded to a physician or other healthcare professional for a review.

Long term cardiac monitor

An atrial fibrillation monitor provides hand-contacting electrodes to allow daily ECG measurements of a patient without cumbersome electrode connection to the patient. ECG data may be diagnosed by the monitor to indicate likelihood of atrial fibrillation and an indication provided to the patient ECG data based on that indication may be forwarded to a physician or other healthcare professional for a review.

Long term atrial fibrillation monitor

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