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I experienced this recently in a clinic and was quite impressed. They also plugged in a pulse ox and instead of a bulky blood pressure cuff inflating on your arm every few minutes, all reading were taken from your fingers.and it is barely noticeable . Of course it must be extremely expensive and is not for home use. If you watch the short video the technical explanations are fascinating.</description>
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            <title>Re: Very cool, patient friendly cardiac monitoring</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[ Susan, I think that’s a different device than the one I had as mine was only for use in a clinic and hospital and broadcast to a tablet that was medically monitored continuously. I was not even aware of when the blood pressure was being taken, though, when I looked at the report afterwards, I could see that it was being taken every couple of minutes. It was an excellent system for a clinic as it could monitor a number of patients at one time, and I was not even aware of it while wearing it.]]></description>
            <dc:creator>Daisy</dc:creator>
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            <title>Re: Very cool, patient friendly cardiac monitoring</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[ I wore it for two days the first time . The second time I had problems. Had I wasn’t on a 1.5 hour bus going home, I would had returned to the hospital and requested a replacement. <br />
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This last time was torture. It didn’t save the BP and I had a loop of getting my BP taken every minute -so tight my hand became swollen.. after 17 hours I took it off. The results said error every minute..<br />
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I don’t recommend it. The first time was ok. But I think this device has glitches.<br />
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Interesting…I had it done overseas and they used this same device.<br />
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Plus my instructions were when the BP was taken, I had to stop all activities and stand or sit still.]]></description>
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            <title>Re: Very cool, patient friendly cardiac monitoring</title>
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            <description><![CDATA[ Looks very interesting, Daisy. Tkx for sharing.]]></description>
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I experienced this recently in a clinic and was quite impressed. They also plugged in a pulse ox and instead of a bulky blood pressure cuff inflating on your arm every few minutes, all reading were taken from your fingers.and it is barely noticeable . Of course it must be extremely expensive and is not for home use. If you watch the short video the technical explanations are fascinating.]]></description>
            <dc:creator>Daisy</dc:creator>
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