RELIABLE ECG MONITORING DURING REST AND EXERCISE: A PILOT COMPARATIVE VALIDATION OF A WEARABLE SINGLE-LEAD BAND
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Abstract Wearable ECG technologies have emerged as promising tools for continuous cardiac monitoring during physical activity. However, evidence regarding the accuracy of single-lead wearable ECG systems under dynamic exercise conditions remains limited. We evaluated the performance of a wearable chest-band ECG device by comparing simultaneous recordings with a conventional multi-lead exercise ECG system during rest and graded cycle ergometer exercise in healthy volunteers. Agreement was assessed using RR interval measurements, heart-rate metrics, and complementary agreement analyses, including participant-level correlation and Bland–Altman evaluation.
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| Authors | Valentina Barletta, Matteo Bartalucci, Federico Starace, Andrea Ripoli, Riccardo Ceccarelli |
| Journal | European Heart Journal - Imaging Methods and Practice |
| Year | 2026 |
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10.1093/ehjimp/qyag109
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