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• EKG technicians with advanced training setup Holter monitor and stress testing.
• She wore a Holter Monitor for 24 hours, but it did not show anything.
• The Holter monitor was released for commercial production in 1962.
• One of the nurses informed me that I would be assigned a holter monitor.
• The doctors called for the portable electrocardiograph test, sometimes called a Holter Monitor, last March.
• :: Obviously you should see a doctor, have an EKG, and probably undergo a Holter monitor.
• Sticky patches ( electrodes ) on the chest are connected to wires from the Holter monitor.
• The Holter monitor was invented by Norman Holter.
• Sometimes, a Holter monitor may be used.
• The number and position of electrodes varies by model, but most Holter monitors employ between three and eight.
• The "'Human Research Facility Holter Monitor "'( Holter ) measures and records the electrical activity of a crew member's heart.
• A Holter monitor is a portable device for continuously monitoring the electrical activity of the heart for 24 hours or more.
• Instead, they were detected by a Holter monitor, a device Cheney wore for a 34-hours period of tests two weeks ago.
• Conventional heart recorders, like the standard Holter monitor, are more cumbersome, with external electrodes that have to be connected to the skin.
• Finally, Dr . Bob Wilbanks sent Frieda home wearing a Holter monitor _ a diagnostic tool similar to devices used in human cardiology.
• Since fainting usually does not occur upon command, a Holter monitor can provide a better understanding of the heart's activity during fainting episodes.
• A Holter monitor is an EKG recorded over a 24-hour period, to detect arrhythmias that may happen briefly and unpredictably throughout the day.
• The device may be visible under light clothing, and those wearing a Holter monitor may wish to avoid shirts with a low neckline.
• Also, a Holter Monitor heart test, where your heart rhythm is monitored for 24 hours, might reveal any irregularities in the heart rhythm.
• They proceeded to test this hypothesis using 24-hour electrocardiogram ( Holter monitor ) recordings from one hundred survivors of heart attacks with frequent PVCs.