Last Updated on August 26, 2023 by pg@petergamma.org
According to the g.tec medical support, they do know of a manufacturer who has solved the problem of ECG movement artefacts for instance caused by intense activities with strong body movements. If Polar would had solved it with the Polar H10, would the g.tec medical support not have mentioned it and recommended us the Polar H10?
According to g.tec medical, they know of no device which can solve the problem of ECG motion artefacts which is on the market. ECG movement artefacts can only be minimized for instance by using active electrodes. But if scientists would have solved this problem convincingly, would there not be a device on the market which is accurate for these activities which is also accepted by physiologists and cardiologists?
Are there physiologists and cardiologists who choose the Polar H10 for their research? Do they just simply usually not investigate the heart rate during intense activities with strong body movements? Since there is no device available on the market to investigate these activities for publishing papers in journals at the highest level?
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