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The Carnation Ambulatory Monitor (CAM)
The Carnation Ambulatory Monitor (CAM)
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In this video, Dr. Gus Bardi discusses the Carnation ambulatory monitor, a new technology for monitoring cardiac arrhythmias. The monitor is designed to provide more accurate and detailed data than traditional monitoring methods, such as external dermal monitors or implantable monitors. Dr. Bardi explains that the key to diagnosing arrhythmias is being able to see the P wave, and current technologies often fail to capture this important information. The Carnation monitor is designed to address this issue by using low-amplitude, low-frequency content and noise mitigation techniques. Dr. Bardi emphasizes the importance of rhythm-specific dermal monitoring and the need for more advanced algorithms and software to accurately analyze the data. He also highlights the benefits of the Carnation monitor, including its female-friendly design and the ability to record extended ECG readings. Overall, the monitor is positioned as a more effective and user-friendly solution for diagnosing and monitoring cardiac arrhythmias.
Keywords
Carnation ambulatory monitor
cardiac arrhythmias
monitoring technology
P wave
dermal monitoring
ECG readings
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