Cardiolyse enables real-time remote heart health monitoring

Cardiolyse enables heart health monitoring between doctors visits

The Cardiolyse universal electrocardiogram (ECG) scoring system can help follow up heart failure patients after myocardial infarction, as well as patients of ischemic stroke and atrial fibrillation. In addition to the technology, the team focuses on providing services to physicians to follow up on patients with chronic conditions. In practical terms, this means that patients who leave the healthcare professional are no longer left wondering how their heart is performing until their next visit.

“When a patient takes a measurement at home with Cardiolyse, the patient can also report the symptoms. The measurement coupled with the symptoms is sent to the nurse or physician with a notification that says ‘there are no reported symptoms or abnormalities’. Or ‘reported symptoms: dizziness, and abnormalities detected,” Starynska explains.

Physicians can receive updates of a patient’s heart status in an easy-to-read format, potentially reducing the number of physical visits overall.

“All the data has already been gathered and automatically analysed, so the doctor doesn’t need to use their time to do that, and they can focus on the patient instead,” Vilkas adds.

Cardiolyse measurements are device agnostic, meaning the readings can be taken with any existing ECG hardware. Additional health parameters from smart watches, like blood pressure and pulse oxidation, and existing medications can also be incorporated into the algorithm for a more personalised and accurate risk assessment.

All the data has been gathered and analysed, so the doctor can focus on the patient instead.