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The Authors review the various constructive philosophies employed in instrumentation for dynamic ECG recordings; these have been classified into 4 levels of complexity and cost. On the other hand clinical problems presented by cardiac patients can be classified into similar complexity levels. The best utilization of Holter analysis systems is obtained if complexity level of both instrumentation and clinical problems are taken into account.
Real time recorders are now under validation and cannot be considered in this classification, while computerized systems have found a useful application in newer physiological studies.
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Contini, C. et al. (1984). Multilevel Organization of Ambulatory Monitoring Units. In: Marchesi, C. (eds) Ambulatory Monitoring. Developments in Cardiovascular Medicine, vol 37. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-6012-1_15
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