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I find the ‘%other’ a particularly useless statistic for anything other than very long term ‘directional’ information. It is not the same as the % of your heart beats that are ‘ectopic’ . In fact the range of numbers of ectopic beats that can give the same ‘%other’ is huge (I worked the maths through on a one hour recording of my own, with an…Read More
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hello. with the premium membership, for sleep sessions you would need to use your web dashboard. Is that the same as health dashboard you view other health stats on.
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In my experience a noisy signal is likely caused by poor contact between the pop fasteners of the module into the strap. I use electrical contact cleaner and then rotate each popper in turn in order to get a good contact. It works every time. The other possibility for poor signal is static from a shirt made of man made textile like polyester. But…Read More
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What does “1%” other rhythm mean??? Is it that 1 beat out of every 100 is “other”? Or is it calculated per minute, i.e., any minute that has an “other” beat is deemed “other? Does anyone know? Thank you!
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Hi Martin.
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With regard to your query we would like to let you know that this is due to the fact that we currently do not analyse at a beat to beat level. We analyse each 20 seconds session of ECG. If there exists a deviation that segment is marked out as ‘Other’ rhythm. The Percentage is…Read More
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This makes it a not very useful stat, in my opinion, especially the prominance it takes on the dashboard. Given that you identify every ‘other’ rythem – surely it can’t be that difficult to count them up and then show the total number of beats ? Or if not – can we be provided access to the underlying data and do thsi analsyis ourselves ?
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This is a question for an electrophysiologist or maybe a cardiologist. It will depend on what those other rhythms are, but as someone that has had AFIB and lots of wonky bets before my catheter ablation (so far successful), I would think that 0.08 is a low load and not really too much to worry about unless you are having symptoms. If you feel…Read More