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This community tab on the phone would be much more useful if it was able to retain the position reading the posts instead of always reverting to the beginning every time the view is changed to another tab.
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chris posted in the group Smart Heart Seminar
Is there a reference for understanding normal or acceptable parameters for percentage of “Other” readings on the EKG pie chart? While at rest or sleeping greater than 99% is Normal. When exercising, however, only about 75% is Normal with the remainder usually Other or a combination of Other and Noisy.
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Hi Mark, It’s important to understand that the Other Rhythm % is based on the number of 20 second sessions that contain a single or multiple deviations from normal rhythm, as a percentage of the total 20s sessions in your recording. It is best to look for relative changes in this feature to understand if there have been changes in your heart…Read More
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I am trying to compile exercise data to correlate with my heart rhythm that I can review with my cardiologist/electro physiologist. I have chronotropic incompetence from a sick sinus syndrome. I would like to correlate watts, breathing, body temperature and cycling cadence that I can obtain from other devices with the heart rhythm – i.e.…Read More
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If you’re on a PC you can use the snipping tool to capture it and save it. Then use the paperclip in the post tool to find and attach your EKG. I just did this with one of mine to ensure it all works.
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I was diagnosed with AFIB but no longer feel I am in AFIB. But, my Fourth Frontier never registers 100% normal during activity, always 97.8% or 98.2% etc etc… question is, must it register 100% to not be in AFIB?
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Did you get any answers here?