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From: ciccia@woodard.LaTech.edu (Charles F. Cicciarella)
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Subject: ECG recording monitor???
Date: Fri, 05 Feb 1999 14:31:33 GMT
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I appologize in advance if this is the wrong group to write to. Can
anyone advise me if the product I need currently exists. I need a
portable electrocardiograph monitor that can record continuously for a
period of at least 20 minutes and/or download in real time to a
computer or other storage device, all under battery power. The monitor
needs to be able to operate in an environment of up to 110 degrees F
and humidity approaching 100 percent. 

All the ECG monitors I have found are not rated for such an extreme
environment and cannot record/transmit continuously. 

My purpose is to look for possible effects on the ECG of relatively
vigorous physical work while exploring various unusual environments,
including fumarolic lava tubes, high altitude,and, eventually,
underwater at depths of up to 60 meters.

Please reply via email to: CICCIA@woodard.latech.edu

Charles F. Cicciarella
Louisiana Tech University

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