Electrocardiognosis

The Electrocardiognosis or ECGNOSIS is a 24-hour ECG monitor that is an ambulatory device with the size similar to that of a dictaphone. Patients carry this device for a day and it continuously records their electrocardiogram during this period. The data is securely stored in the device's RAM memory and can be easily transferred to a Linux computer using the transfer software.

Thanks to the Electrocardiognosis analysis program, you can easily process and analyze the recorded electrocardiogram with great precision. As an added bonus, the device is equipped with a feature that allows you to print out the ECG graphic, making it easier for doctors and specialists to read and analyze the data.

The ECGNOSIS is also known as a Holter monitor, named after its inventor, Norman Holter. This incredible monitor and analysis program are both available free of charge and are licensed under the GNU General Public License. The software, firmware, and hardware blueprints are all open-source, so it is available for use, development, and modification by anyone.

In conclusion, if you're looking for a reliable and powerful 24-hour ECG monitor, look no further than the Electrocardiognosis. Its advanced features, open-source platform, and ease of use make it a must-have for both patients and healthcare professionals alike. Get started today by downloading the source code for the analysis program and firmware!