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. 2018 Feb 27;2(1):e4. doi: 10.2196/cardio.8802

Table 3.

Results for heart rate: Pearson correlation coefficient.

Study Conditions (sample size) r a r .90? P valueb
Bolkhovsky et al iPhone supine (9) >.99 Yes <.001c

iPhone tilt (9) >.99 Yes <.001c

Droid supine (13) .98 Yes <.001c

Droid tilt (13) >.99 Yes <.001c
Drijkoningen et al Not specified (28) .98 Yes <.001
Gregoski et al At rest (14) .99 Yes <.001c

Reading (14) .99 Yes <.001c

Video game (14) .99 Yes <.001
Ho et al App A finger (40) .81 No <.001

App A earlobe (40) .91 Yes <.001

App B finger (40) .75 No <.001

App B earlobe (40) .76 No <.001

App C finger (40) .27 No .10

App C earlobe (40) .46 No .003

App D finger (40) .90 Yes <.001

App D earlobe (40) .98 Yes <.001
Koenig et al 80 randomly chosen intervals at rest or after exercise (68) >.99 Yes <.001c
Lagido et al At rest (43) .94 Yes <.001c
Losa-Iglesias et al Sitting up (46) .95 Yes <.001
Matsumura et al All conditions (12) .99 Yes <.001c
Wackel et al App 1 sinus rhythm (17) .99 Yes <.001c

App 1 tachycardia (10 succeeded attempts) .56 No .01c

App 2 sinus rhythm (17) .99 Yes <.001c

App 2 tachycardia (5 succeeded attempts) −.43 No .09c

ar value of Pearson correlation coefficient.

bP value calculated with Pearson correlation.

cData based on own calculations.