a continuous electrocardiogram that records every heartbeat during the time you are wearing it

a device used to diagnose the presence of cardiac rhythm abnormalities

a lightweight device which records a continuous electrocardiogram over a

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a portable device small enough to be worn by a patient during normal activity

a portable ECG device that the patient wears for a day or more to record the heart's electrical activity during daily routine

a portable ECG recorder that you wear during your normal daily activities, including sleeping

a portable EKG machine that monitors every heartbeat during the twenty-four hour period

a portable electrocardiogram device

a portable electrocardiograph machine

a recorder that picks up electrical signals from your heart so that your doctor may analyze your heart rhythm

a recording device that detects and records every heart beat for a

a simple and safe test which will detect irregularity of the heart beat (otherwise known as arrhythmia )

a small, portable tape recorder that records your EKG (your heart's electrical activity) for twenty-four hours

a tape recorder, which is attached to your skin

a test that allows your doctor to see whether there are changes in the heart's rhythm or electrical appearance over a longer period of time than can be easily observed during one doctor's test

a transistor-like device that can record your heart beats for a day or longer

A small device that is connected through wires to sticky pads on the chest. It records an electrical picture of the heart rhythm through these pads.

A tape recording of the ECG (electrocardiogram) usually taken over a 24-hour period.

a portable device that makes a continuous record of electrical activity in the heart, used to detect abnormal heart rhythms.

An EKG recording done over a period of 24 or more hours.

A continuous recording of the heart beat over 24 to 45 hours. Adhesive electrodes are placed on the chest, wires from these go to special cassette recorder which is worn on a belt. A Holter monitor detects irregularity of the heart beat, otherwise known as arrhythmia.

a small, portable tape recorder that tracks the heart's electrical activity, like an EKG, for 24 hours. Used when a chest pain or arrhythmia is intermittent and difficult to detect.

Portable tape recorder used to record electrocardiography measurements worn by a person during normal daily activites.

a portable recorder worn to monitor your heart rhythm.

A diagnostic monitor worn by a patient that utilizes a continuous electrocardiogram (ECG) to detect abnormal changes in the heart's rhythm.

A device that measures and records heart rhythm over 1-3 days. This test may be done when an ECG does not show the arrhythmia and it still is suspected to be the cause of symptoms. Patches with wires are placed on the chest. The wires are connected to a portable monitor that can be attached to a purse or belt.

A portable electrocardiogram (ECG) worn by the patient that records the heart rhythm for at least 24 hours. The Holter is used to detect intermittent or occasional abnormalities. Back to Previous Page

A portable electrocardiographic device worn for a 24 hour period or longer to monitor irregular heart rhythms and other cardiac abnormalities.

a portable ECG machine.

See electrocardiography/electrocardiogram.

is a small and portable electrocardiography machine worn by a person in a shoulder sling for 12 to 48 hours. It records heart rhythm and detects abnormalities in the heartbeat.

24-hour portable ECG monitor.

An ambulatory ECG that can record the heart's activity for 24 hours or longer. Especially helpful for diagnosing transient symptoms (those that come and go without any predictability), such as rhythm problems, atrial fibrillation, and angina.

A portable device for recording heartbeats over a period of 24 hours or more.

In medicine, a Holter monitor (also called an ambulatory electrocardiography device), named after its inventor, Dr. Norman J. Holter, is a portable device for continuously monitoring the electrical activity of the heart for 24 hours or more.