New Norwegian heart sensor better than today's hospital equipment to detect atrial fibrillation
The innovative heart sensor ECG247, which has been developed and manufactured by Appsens AS in Norway, is shown to be better than the equipment most of the world's hospitals and heart specialists use to find heart rhythm disorders, according to a new study published in the renowned Journal of Healthcare Engineering. ECG247 makes it easier to find severe heart rhythm disorders before they cause symptoms, says Project Manager Elisabeth Ramsdal from Appsens. Medical doctor and PhD candidate at Sorlandet Hospital Edvard L Sandberg has in collaboration with researchers from e.g., Oslo