MONITORING DURING ANESTHESIA

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Can moving ECG stickers to the temples give sharper heart readings during surgery?

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During general anesthesia, doctors use an ECG to monitor the heart. For shoulder surgery, standard electrode spots are in the way, so alternatives like the breastbone are used—but these can give fuzzy readings. This trial tests two modified placements—one on the sternum and one n…

Matched conditions: MONITORING DURING ANESTHESIA

Phase: NA • Sponsor: Hansu Bae • Aim: Knowledge-focused

Last updated Jul 24, 2026 00:00 UTC

MONITORING DURING ANESTHESIA

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Can moving ECG stickers to the temples give sharper heart readings during surgery?