HEART RATE MONITORING APPARATUS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
AMI MONITORING AMI Cardiac Monitoring, Inc. Suite 210 17810 Meeting House Road Sandy Spring MD 20860 Heart rate monitoring apparatus;
FLOW HRV Marek Jacenko 420 Pittsburg Dr Jupiter FL 33458 Heart rate monitoring apparatus;
FLOWER AORTICLAB S.R.L. VIA RIBES 5 I-10010 COLLERETTO GIACOSA, TORINO Italy Heart rate monitoring apparatus; sphygmomanometers; stents; artificial cardiac valves; anastomosis devices; embolic protection devices for treating cardiac embolism; medical instruments for recording heart activity; heart rate monitors; intracardiac catheters; central venous catheters; tubing for use with catheters;
HRVFA Lamboy,Russell M 245 Conklin St 245 Conklin street Farmingdale NY 11735 Heart rate monitoring apparatus;
IMAGINEMIC ANTHONY J BACCHI MEDICINE 2628 South Road Poughkeepsie NY 12601 Heart rate monitoring apparatus; Patient medical monitors for monitoring blood pressure, heart rate, and lung function;
LADY LOVER Liuqing Wu No.19 Yingcai Village, Beihe Town Leizhou, Guangdong 524200 China Heart rate monitoring apparatus; Heart rate monitors; Heart rate monitors for sports activities;
PULSENS TacSense Inc. 10 N East St, Ste 108 Woodland CA 95776 Heart rate monitoring apparatus; Heart rate monitors; Heart rate monitors for sports activities; Medical apparatus and instruments for monitoring vital signs, blood properties and respiratory events; Medical apparatus for monitoring vital signs of patients; Medical devices for monitoring vital signs, blood properties and respiratory events;
SNUGGLY CHUCK Mandc Enterprises Suite 403-B 1013 Centere Rd Wilmington DE 19805 Heart rate monitoring apparatus; Heart rate monitors; Medical apparatus and instruments for monitoring fetus heart rate; Patient medical monitors for monitoring fetus heart rate;
STONE Marek Jacenko 420 Pittsburg Dr Jupiter FL 33458 Heart rate monitoring apparatus;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method and an arrangement for predicting perioperative myocardial ischemia. Heart rate measurements are carried out for example at night- and day-time before the operation to obtain heart rate data. The heart rate data obtained is carried to a device configured to carry out heart rate variability analysis (HRV). Dynamic heart rate variability analysis is carried out by utilizing fractal analysis of the heart rate data and fractal correlation properties obtained from the measured heart rate data are examined to find considerable lowering of the fractal correlation properties during for example night-time when compared to day-time.