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Electrocardiografía ambulatoria; Monitoreo Holter durante 24 horas
No hay riesgos asociados con el examen. Sin embargo, no se debe permitir que el monitor se humedezca.
Los electrodos deben estar pegados firmemente al tórax para que la máquina obtenga un registro preciso de la actividad cardíaca.
Al estar usando el dispositivo, se deben evitar:
Es muy importante que la persona lleve un diario de los síntomas, el cual debe incluir la fecha, hora del día, tipo y duración de los síntomas.
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