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Can anyone tell me which electrode from a 12 lead ecg is most like what we get from the Frontier X2? It sort of looks like something like V4 or V5 to me. I am not a health care pro, just a physicist that measures small signals in things like electromyography.
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I’m new to this. Is there anyone here that interprets the heart ecgs? Also what web site do I look at on my pc to see the ecgs?
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Thank you for reaching out to the community!
We’d like to clarify that the Frontier X2 is not a medical device and is not intended for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes. To help you better understand the data generated by the device, we’re pleased to offer you a complimentary session with our team of health experts.
You can schedule this ses…Read More
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Hi there. Is it possible for me to share my ECG via pdf or other file format with my cardiologist?
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Hi Hilary,
Yes, you can share your ECG data with your cardiologist via PDF. Please follow these steps to download the ECG PDF:
Scroll to the activity for which you want to generate the ECG PDF on your dashboard at the Frontier X2 web application: app.fourthfrontier.com.
Click the share option in the right-most column with the arrow icon, then…Read More
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Hi there ,are these PVC’s my x2 is picking up,and should I be concerned about that length of pause.
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Just start using the Frontier X2 for 5 weeks, my HRV typically ranging 30-40, but last 4 days it jumped up to 116, 113, 184 and 181mS. HR is relatively the same, first thing each morning within 30 min of wake up, no abnormal alcohol and stress.
I run 60-80 miles a week, no weight issues, I routinely push my HR to 180 on speed work outs days ..…Read More
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I think you’re on the right track. If my memory serves me well, Fourth Frontier has stated somewhere that the Frontier X2 is closest to the V5 lead on a 12 lead ECG.