Garmin received FDA clearance for its electrocardiograph software for over the counter use this week. According to the filing, the application from Garmin was received last year during June and was approved this week by the FDA.
Garmin received FDA clearance for its electrocardiograph software for over the counter use this week. According to the filing, the application from Garmin was received last year during June and was approved this week by the FDA.
The real question its how useful will the feature be? IMVHO, lots of clamour for a feature that really has little to no utility.
ECG has no utility? It certainly does.
1 lead ECG has minimal utility, which means its ability to detect conditions is very limited, and due to the its nature its manual.
About the only real benefit is to monitor AFIB.
