DEVICE: Lifecard (10841522127212)

An electrically-powered, noninvasive device designed to be worn by a patient during daily activities for 24-hour recording of the electrocardiographic signals of the heart, for the diagnosis of cardiac disorders (e.g., arrhythmias). The recorded measurements can be downloaded and analysed at a medical facility, typically using a computer with a dedicated software. Otherwise known as a Holter monitor, the device typically incorporates display and controls, and may include surface electrodes, lead wires and accessories intended for attachment/removal (e.g., wipes, adhesive remover).

An electronic device intended to be used for the analysis of long-term (often 24-hours) heart activity data, which has previously been registered by an electrocardiographic long-term ambulatory recorder (Holter), to which the patient was connected and carried upon his or her person.

An application software program, routines, and/or algorithms intended to be used as or in an information system to electronically receive, collect, store, manage, assist in analysis of, display, output, and distribute data, within or between healthcare facilities, to support the administrative and clinical activities associated with the provision and utilization of cardiology services and facilities. It is typically supplied for installation into a dedicated information system for cardiology or existing mainframe or decentralized computers/networks.