Ambulatory electrocardiographic monitoring

The ambulatory electrocardiographic monitoring system is an economical, short and noninvasive test that uses electrodes attached to the chest to monitor the heart rate and is intended to Holter tests. The Holter is a small electronic device that records and stores the patient's electrocardiogram (heart rate) for at least 24 hours on an outpatient basis (at home, without having to perform it in the hospital).