Wearable patch aims to solve mysterious stroke cases
NCT ID NCT05431972
Summary
This study tested whether a wearable heart monitor worn for 7 days (Cardea SOLO) is better than a standard one-time EKG at finding a hidden irregular heartbeat in certain stroke patients. The goal was to improve diagnosis for people who had a stroke but doctors couldn't find the cause. Researchers compared the two methods in 257 patients who had a recent stroke and an enlarged heart chamber.
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BumJoon Kim
Seoul, South Korea
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