Wearable ECG monitoring terminal product

Abstract

The invention discloses a wearable ECG monitoring terminal product. The product comprises wearable underwear, a conductive electrodes and an electrical connection lead. The wearable underwear is provided with a double-layer structure, and the conductive electrode is embedded in the wearable underwear interlayer. And connected to an external ECG recording or analysis device via an electrical connection lead; the conductive electrode includes ten electrodes, four of which are limb electrodes and six are chest electrodes. The product makes innovations in the collection mode of the electrocardiogram information and the use of the patient, which can simultaneously sense the ECG signal of the 12 leads, and improve the level of diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular diseases.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to the technical field of ECG monitoring equipment, and more specifically relates to a wearable ECG monitoring terminal product. Background technique [0002] In the current medical system, cardiovascular disease is diagnosed by routine electrocardiogram (ECG) when the patient feels significant symptoms. However, this traditional method can only provide information on the patient's physical condition at a certain moment, and most arrhythmias, even for patients with heart disease that have been diagnosed, are difficult to capture with this segmental ECG. [0003] For the diagnosis of some cardiovascular diseases, a long-term ECG examination is required to monitor the changes of ECG and heart rate for a long time, and useful information can be obtained from the changing trends to guide the treatment and prevention of diseases. [0004] The electrode used in the traditional method is a one-time paste electrode, and the foam ...

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Problems solved by technology

This kind of electrode is a one-time use product, which cannot be reused, and it is difficult to monitor the patients and the elderly in the community and family conditions, because most of them are in a state of free movement when they are not sick. In addition, Due to the stimulating effect of the built-in electrolyte on the human body, sticking the electrode for a long time will cause local skin itching and even ulceration

[0005] Internationally, the United States, Canada, Britain, France, Spain, Sweden and other countries have conducted research on wearable monitoring technology to varying degrees, and some technologies have formed products, but these products rely on small ECGs placed on the chest. The collector collects two ECG signals, which is not enough to accurately and comprehensively monitor ECG and heart rate changes

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