Heart Monitor Collection

Top heart specialists at South Cleveland Hospital have joined the new tech revolution - thanks to a £ 13, 000 gift from the British Heart Foundation

Mirror Feature writer Donald Walker seen here hooked up to a heart monitor, which will record his heart rate as he kisses Sue England, Vicki Hodge, Margret Middleton and Viviane Venture

Near-death experience, heartbeat trace C013 / 9462
Near-death experience. Heartbeat trace recorded from left to right over time, showing a normal heartbeat (left) ceasing (flat line)

Heart disease: hand held up to irregular ECG trace
MODEL RELEASED. Heart disease. Computer artwork of a man holding his hand up to an ECG (electro- cardiogram) trace showing an irregular and falling heartbeat

Heart disease: artwork of an irregular ECG trace

Artwork of healthy ECG traces of the heart
Healthy ECG heart traces. Computer-enhanced image of many electrocardiogram (ECG) traces of the normal heartbeat. These ECG heart traces show a healthy heart rhythm

Artwork of normal ECG heart trace on female figure

Computer artwork of healthy ECG trace of the heart
Healthy ECG heart trace. Computer-enhanced image of an electrocardiogram (ECG) trace of the normal heartbeat. This ECG heart trace shows a healthy heart rhythm

Computer graphic of ECG trace on a healthy heart

Healthy electrocardiograph and vitalograph traces

Cardiovascular system. Computer artwork of the human vascular system and an ECG trace. The heart is seen as a blue mass at the centre of the chest

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Top heart specialists at South Cleveland Hospital have embraced the new tech revolution, utilizing state-of-the-art heart monitors to revolutionize patient care. Mirror Feature writer Donald Walker recently experienced this groundbreaking technology firsthand, as he was hooked up to a heart monitor during his near-death encounter. The heartbeat trace, labeled C013 / 9463, captured the intensity of the moment and showcased the importance of such advanced medical devices in saving lives. In another instance, labeled C013 / 9462, we witness yet another individual's brush with mortality through their heartbeat trace on the monitor. These powerful visuals serve as a stark reminder of the fragility of life and highlight how crucial it is for medical professionals to have access to cutting-edge tools like these monitors. Heart disease remains a prevalent concern worldwide; hence artwork depicting irregular ECG traces serves as an educational tool for both patients and doctors alike. By studying these intricate patterns closely, healthcare providers can better understand and diagnose various cardiac conditions accurately. The image of a hand held up against an irregular ECG trace further emphasizes the significance of early detection in combating heart disease. This visual representation urges individuals to be proactive about their cardiovascular health by seeking regular check-ups and screenings. Contrasting these alarming images are artworks showcasing healthy ECG traces—a sight that brings solace amidst concerns surrounding cardiac health. Computer-generated or hand-drawn depictions demonstrate what a normal heartbeat should look like—smooth lines indicating optimal functioning. As top specialists embrace this technological advancement at South Cleveland Hospital, they pave the way for improved patient outcomes and enhanced diagnostic capabilities. Heart monitors play an instrumental role in monitoring vital signs continuously while providing invaluable data that aids physicians in making informed decisions regarding treatment plans. With each beat recorded on these monitors comes hope—a lifeline connecting patients with expert care when they need it most. As we continue down this path of innovation within cardiology, let us celebrate those who dedicate themselves to advancing medical technologies that save lives and bring us closer to a healthier future.