New device provides e-mail ECG service

June 25, 2008 New device provides e-mail ECG service Douglas Page -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Recent advancements in electrocardiogram recording and encryption allow digital storage and secure e-mail transmission, reducing report turnaround time by two to three weeks. One PC-based recorder developed in Scotland provides a 12-lead ECG in an encrypted file sufficiently small to be transmitted easily by e-mail. A 30-second recording results in a file of only about 50 KB (J Telemed Telecare 2008;14:219-220).

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