When to Use Implantable Cardiac Monitor? According to David Man, the director of electrophysiology services at Holy Spirit, an Implantable Cardiac Monitor can be used in select cases such as undetected / undocumented yet suspected Arrhythmias. Additional candidates include patients with other symptoms such as dizziness, palpitations, fainting or chest pain that could indicate a […]
InfoBionic Raises $17 Million for MoMe Device
InfoBionic™ is an emerging healthcare technology company aimed at improving mobile patient monitoring solutions announced the closing of a $17 million Series B financing with Safeguard Scientifics, Inc. (NYSE: SFE). The funds raised will be used to bring InfoBionic’s new ambulatory cardiac monitor, the MoMe™ to the estimated $3 Billiong dollar market place worldwide. InfoBionic’s […]
14 Day Holter Demonstrates Higher Clinical Utility
14 Day Holter Demonstrates Higher Clinical Utility A recent study in San Francisco released the finding of a new study findings that demonstrate the clinical utility of the 14 Day Holter for detecting cardiac arrhythmias in patients following the release from the Emergency room discharge from the hospital emergency department (ED). The findings from the […]
BioTelemetry Acquires Biomedical Systems Service Division
BioTelemetry Acquires Biomedical Systems Service Division March 20, 2014 Biotelemetry (CardioNet) acquired the cardiac patient services business of Biomedical Systems on March 20th for $8.65 million. This represents another significant move by the Biotelemetry family to expand their services for Holter Monitoring, Mobile Cardiac Telemetry and Cardiac Event Monitoring. Biomedical was a good candidate to […]
Digirad Acquires Telerhythmics
Digirad Acquires Telerhythmics Cardiac Event Monitoring Company March 14, 2014 The mobile nuclear imaging company Digirad Corporation acquired an ambulatory cardiac monitoring service company in Memphis Tennessee called Telerhythmics, LLC. Telerhythmics provides Holter Monitoring, Cardiac Event Monitoring and Mobile Cardiac Telemetry Monitoring for cardiovascular clinics, doctors offices and hospitals. Telerhythmics is a 20 year old, […]
Cardiac Monitoring Rhythm Management Worth $23.3 Billion
Cardiac Monitoring Rhythm Management Worth $23.3 Billion by 2017 The report “Cardiac Monitoring & Cardiac Rhythm Management (CRM) Market [ECG, Implantable Loop Recorder, Holter, Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator (ICD), Automated External Defibrillator (AED), Pacemaker, CRT-D, CRT- P] – Global Forecasts to 2017 “, analyzes and studies the major market drivers, restraints, and opportunities in North America, […]
Implantable Monitor Better Identifies Stroke Risk
American Stroke Association: Implanted Cardiac Monitor Better Identifies Stroke Risk March 7, 2014 An implantable cardiac monitor (ICM) that is implanted under the skin is said to be 6-7 times more likely to detect atrial fibrillation, an abnormal heart rhythm that’s a risk factor for stroke, according to a report presented at the American Stroke […]
European Market Forcast for Patient Monitoring
European Market Forecast for Cardiac Patient Monitoring February 28, 2014 The market for patient monitoring devices and equipment includes multi- parameter vital sign monitors, wireless ambulatory telemetry monitors, cardiac output monitors and consumables, electrocardioogram devices and consumables, electroencephalogram monitors, fetal and neonatal monitors, pulse oximetry monitors and consumables and telehealth solutions. Unit sales have remained […]
Ambulatory Heart Failure Monitor
Ambulatory Heart Failure Monitor Feb 26, 2014 A start up company called Perminova is developing a necklace for clinical use that can track a number of vital signs including thoracic fluid levels which has been proved to be a viable indicator / predictor of congestive heart failure (CHF). This device can potentially be worn around […]
Heart Wrap 3-D ECG Monitoring
Flexible Heart Wrap for Continuous 3D Electrocardiac Monitoring Feb 26, 2014 Even though we are in the most advanced age of technology, a 3 dimensional view of the heart does not really exist. Having a full dimenional view of the heart’s activity can lead to more effective treatment and further prevention. A research team at […]
