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I was offered to purchase a personal full 12 lead ecg device that works with my iphone and send ecg by email to a doc. would your recommend it?
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More information : Most citizens have no need for a home ECG machine that transmits to a doc. If your clinical condition is such that you ECG is likely or expected to change, and early recognition is important, then this may be a good investment for you.
Answered 6/10/2014
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