What does the device measure?
A single-lead ECG is recorded for approximately one minute, looking for signs compatible with atrial fibrillation. The device does not screen for all heart conditions.

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A single-lead ECG is recorded for approximately one minute, looking for signs compatible with atrial fibrillation. The device does not screen for all heart conditions.
No atrial fibrillation was detected during that recording. An intermittent condition remains possible; symptoms still require medical advice.
Possible atrial fibrillation has been identified. A healthcare professional should review the trace and decide on further assessment.
Request the official documentation for the exact device configuration from our team. The manufacturer’s manual remains the reference.