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. 2015 May 27;6:149. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2015.00149

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Copyright © 2015 Fung, Järvelin, Doshi, Shinbane, Carlson, Grazette, Chang, Sangha, Huikuri and Peters.

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A selection of contemporary wireless mobile cardiac monitoring devices. Two leading AECG adhesive patch devices on the medical device market today are (A) second-generation ZIO® XT Patch by iRhythm Technologies, Inc. and (B) SEEQ™ MCT patch device by Medtronic, Inc. (cellular transmitter not shown). Featuring touch-activable electrodes configured for the Apple iPhone or Androidbased systems are (C) third-generation AliveCor® by AliveCor, Inc. and (D) ECG Check by Cardiac Designs, LLC. As the first-in-class injectable cardiac monitor, (E) Reveal LINQ™ (4.0 × 7.2 × 44.8 mm; 2.4 g) by Medtronic, Inc. can record rhythm data for up to 3 years.