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Electrocardiograph (EKG / ECG) Questions and Answers

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Check is the paper is properly installed or not. Here i have added a video wich will help you to proper installation of paper in the try. keep in mind the you have to use Schiller orginal paper.

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First of all, the Cardioline Delta 1 if defective would require shipment to Italy for repair, parts and technical information is at a premium this sid eof the atlantic on that particular model. In this case you might be able to resolve your problem by clearing your directory. Acording to Cardioline technical support, that *may* refer to a directory full situation. If you have a copy of your operators manual, refer to it regarding clearing your patient directory and deletion of all the patient data files. Note that doing so will permanently destroy any saved patient data, so print out anything that is important first. I cannot personally vouch for the accuracy of this information, as we have not sold a Delta 1 in many years, and ill admit to being rusty. In fact the tech support engineer was also unfamiliar with your error message, so this amounts to a *very slightly* educated guess. I hope it helps.

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Watch the following picture and video to know about the 12 lead ECG placement.















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If the unit can store EKG's it can put them in the trash can. All or selective is the question. Only the SHADOW (operators manual) knows. Please inform me of make & model and I might find some beach front property in Arizona. : ) : )

I have a service guide, contact me and I will send it to you. [email protected]

You need to set the unit to automatically delete the oldest entry so it will add the newest one. It is in the setup

Recently, the USA government approved the first pocket-sized EKG machine, so small that it promises easier, faster heart measurements in ambulances, the emergency room - even a possible heart attack victim's bedroom. This devices are already avaliable on special stores and on the internet and usually reffered to as "handheld EKG machine". The most common one is called "ReadMyHeart".

EKGs provide useful data and can help detect various problems related to heart function. One basic determination that can be made with an EKG is the heart rate, which can be determined by measuring the distance between peaks. Diagnosis of certain medical problems is also possible. For example, in patients with high blood pressure, the amplitude of the QRS complex is significantly increased. The balance of certain chemicals in the body can also be detected by an EKG, since the amplitude of the signals is related to the levels of chemicals in the body. Damage in the heart can also be observed by a deformation in the Q wave. The most useful characteristic of the EKG is its ability to detect and describe arrhythmias, or abnormal heartbeats. EKG machines known as Holter monitors are for these detections. Finally, EKGs can be used to observe obstructions in the arteries. This is typically done by looking for a depressed segment between the S and T waves.

There is no difference. EKG is the earlier name and is so called because the guy who invented it was German and the spelling was ElectrokKrdiogGam. EKG was decided to be the universal term because ECG (ElectroCardioGram) sounded too similar to EEG (electroencephalogram). They thought calling it EKG would then decrease any confusion.