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Is there a reference for understanding normal or acceptable parameters for percentage of “Other” readings on the EKG pie chart? While at rest or sleeping greater than 99% is Normal. When exercising, however, only about 75% is Normal with the remainder usually Other or a combination of Other and Noisy.
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Hello! Could you explain to me the meaning of negative level of QRS wave in the second graph? Could it be a signal error? Thanks!
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I am not a cardilogist. But I am an MD. I think this could be a PVC.
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How do I figure out my true (err on the side of safe) max heart rate? I’m not an athlete. I regularly exceed 175 (220 – 45yo). I just did a 20 minute functional threshold performance test on my peloton. I was definitely huffing and puffing at the end. My heart rate reached 187 and my breathing rate was very high at 59 while my max heart strain was…Read More
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The 220 minus age formula is next to useless. For example, I’m 60 yrs old with a max HR of 196, yet I know others my age with 160 bpm max.
I’m not able to hit my max HR during 20 min critical power test, that requires a shorter, more intense effort. So I would imagine your Max HR is still going to be higher than 187, perhaps by as much as 10-…Read More
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Thanks for the device it’s quite reassuring.
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Absolutely. I use it all the time and have used it to tell the device clinic how to program the pacemaker parameters. I know of at least one other person who does this. In fact, the data you collect is far more complete that what your medical team can collect; they only see a snapshot of how your pacemaker is performing, and specifically, not when…Read More