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Other Names for Holter and Event Monitors

  • Ambulatory EKG (electrocardiogram).
  • Continuous EKG.
  • EKG event monitors.
  • Episodic monitors.
  • Mobile cardiac outpatient telemetry systems. This is another name for autodetect recorders.
  • Thirty-day event recorders.
  • Transtelephonic event monitors. These are monitors that require the patient to send the collected data to a doctor's office. This is done using a telephone.

 


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