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A unique case of bradycardia recognized by wearable technology as first presentation of complete heart block
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McGillicuddy, Daniel C.
, Hogikyan, Emily M.
, Davis, Mallory
, Overbeek, Daniel L.
in
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/ Atrioventricular Block
/ Bradycardia
/ Bradycardia - diagnosis
/ Bradycardia - physiopathology
/ Bradycardia - surgery
/ Cardiac arrhythmia
/ Case reports
/ Early Diagnosis
/ Electrocardiography
/ Emergency medical care
/ Female
/ Fibrillation
/ Health education
/ Health literacy
/ Health services utilization
/ Heart
/ Heart block
/ Heart rate
/ Humans
/ Middle Aged
/ Monitoring, Physiologic - instrumentation
/ Pacemaker, Artificial
/ Public health
/ Treatment Outcome
/ Wearable computers
/ Wearable Electronic Devices
/ Wearable technology
2019
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A unique case of bradycardia recognized by wearable technology as first presentation of complete heart block
by
McGillicuddy, Daniel C.
, Hogikyan, Emily M.
, Davis, Mallory
, Overbeek, Daniel L.
in
Accuracy
/ Atrioventricular Block
/ Bradycardia
/ Bradycardia - diagnosis
/ Bradycardia - physiopathology
/ Bradycardia - surgery
/ Cardiac arrhythmia
/ Case reports
/ Early Diagnosis
/ Electrocardiography
/ Emergency medical care
/ Female
/ Fibrillation
/ Health education
/ Health literacy
/ Health services utilization
/ Heart
/ Heart block
/ Heart rate
/ Humans
/ Middle Aged
/ Monitoring, Physiologic - instrumentation
/ Pacemaker, Artificial
/ Public health
/ Treatment Outcome
/ Wearable computers
/ Wearable Electronic Devices
/ Wearable technology
2019
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A unique case of bradycardia recognized by wearable technology as first presentation of complete heart block
by
McGillicuddy, Daniel C.
, Hogikyan, Emily M.
, Davis, Mallory
, Overbeek, Daniel L.
in
Accuracy
/ Atrioventricular Block
/ Bradycardia
/ Bradycardia - diagnosis
/ Bradycardia - physiopathology
/ Bradycardia - surgery
/ Cardiac arrhythmia
/ Case reports
/ Early Diagnosis
/ Electrocardiography
/ Emergency medical care
/ Female
/ Fibrillation
/ Health education
/ Health literacy
/ Health services utilization
/ Heart
/ Heart block
/ Heart rate
/ Humans
/ Middle Aged
/ Monitoring, Physiologic - instrumentation
/ Pacemaker, Artificial
/ Public health
/ Treatment Outcome
/ Wearable computers
/ Wearable Electronic Devices
/ Wearable technology
2019
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A unique case of bradycardia recognized by wearable technology as first presentation of complete heart block
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A unique case of bradycardia recognized by wearable technology as first presentation of complete heart block
2019
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Overview
Wearable technology has advanced significantly, and the proposed health benefits have been widely touted. Most of the discussion has been surrounding the identification and diagnosis of asymptomatic atrial fibrillation. However, the heart monitoring functions of the wearable technology can also identify other abnormalities as well. We present the first case of wearable technology identified bradycardia diagnosed as the primary presentation of complete heart block. Wearable technology has advanced significantly, but still poses questions regarding its use in screening for rare conditions. One remaining challenge is balancing the desire to screen for rare asymptomatic conditions without overburdening emergency departments with patients responding to alarms on their devices.
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Elsevier Inc,Elsevier Limited
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