ECG PRO - for EMT at App Store analyse

Over 2m users are using ECG PRO to learn and sharpen electrocardiography knowledge and skills! They are medical students and teachers, primary healthcare providers, physicians, practitioners, and nurses. Join them today to get your ECG knowledge refresh.

Medical App Editors Review:
Here is a beautiful app with rich collection of real 12-lead ECG cases you can use to develop your interpretation skills. Each case is identified with a brief description (e.g., "Male 73 y/o, HR 158; Ectopic arrhythmia - atrial tachycardia with intraventricular aberrant conduction..."). Select a case and you can choose either Play mode, which shows you the ECG telemetry as youd see it on a monitor in real time, with beeps for heartbeats, or Read mode, which gives you the printed ECG tracing to interpret. You can choose cases by category or search for them by name. You can also bookmark cases and return to them later.

For students and practitioners who wish to strengthen their ECG-reading capabilities, this app would seem justified, because ECG Cases gives you an effective way to immerse yourself in a wide range of ECG patterns and interact with them as if these were your own patients.

Customer Reviews:
1. Excellent for review of multiple rhythms. Youll need to come with your basic understanding of EKG interpretation but the app is great for a challenge.
2. Great variety of cases and interpretation help break down the rhythms. Perfect way for students to study
3. It is a great learning tool. I use this app for school and it helps out a lot for understanding how to read them and what to look for.
4. Excellent learning tool for newbies and as ongoing refresher for others. Great examples
5. Very detailed app for learning ECGs, all my staff has this app for continued learning.
6. As a medic student this app is amazing. Its helped me a lot more than I could have hoped for.
7. I have been a paramedic for 15 yrs, I found this app to be an excellent tool for refreshing and expanding my knowledge
8. Great app. Most of strips are above my skill level a a paramedic but still fun to play and learn. Very well rendered. Would be nice if there was a "basic" version of this for paramedics and nurses. Also a brief explanation of why a strip is interpreted the way it is would be helpful.

"Im reviewing the app with my father who happens to be a specialist in internal medicine, and were astonished with this app capabilities in helping students like myself understand EKG waves. Its not easy but with the help of this app EKG makes more sense to me."

"This is a great App that exemplifies and provides easy training for medical professionals. It is a tool that anyone working in the medical industry should possess."

"Great app for keeping your skills sharp and seeing a wide variety of cases"

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ECG provides:

1) 1000+ abnormal real world 12 lead ECG cases in raw data (In-App-Purchase needed for advanced ones)
2) Each case has professional interpretation and measurement
3) They cover 100+ common ECG findings

[Features]
1) Browse ECG cases by findings like "Atrial Flutter", "Escape Rhythm" and more
2) Search for whatever you want to learn, like "Flat T wave"
3) Dynamically play each case in monitoring mode (with beeping sound)
4) Display leads in 12 x 1, 6 x 2, 4 x 3 layout
5) Each case has 12 template views with P / QRS / T waves identified
6) Send cases to your friends, in PDF format

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THE BEST 12-LEAD ECG CASE LIBRARY ON APP STORE
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For students or interns, you can use the cases as learning resources.
For teachers, you can use the cases as teaching resources.

Está faltando

• ★★★☆☆   Guilherme Spindola 8 years ago ( v 1.4 )

Ele não tem todos os achados, por exemplo, fibrilação ventricular.

Fixed

• ★★★★☆   neblotr 7 years ago ( v 1.8 )

Update 8/15/16: developer very responsive. Ecg, vcg, measure & play all work independantly & as they should without crash warnings. The VCG screen can be printed by dragging the png to the desktop & printed from there, have yet to figure out how to get the ecg or measure screens to print. On ios they did print as a continous series of 3 pages, so hoping that it is changed to work similar to that. The exams portion of the app still appears to be MIA, but thats not a major issue, would certainly be nice to have though, but i’ll not doc stars for that, their ios ECG test app does a far better job of allowing you to identify individual conduction anomalies anyway (I’d pay another $10 if that were ported to mac, nudge nudge wink wink). Last note: the in app purchases screen is not present, I have looked for it, it’s MIA likely hiding with the exams. hoped for improvements: the click-drag calipers within the ecg screen that the ios version has Nigh on unusable on os sierra. None of the ecg, vcg, or measure buttons do anything but prompt a crash screen rendering the app fairly worthless. Seriously wish it worked. Will redact my review if I hear back from support with an update or solution.

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