Severe silent ischaemia detected with an Apple Watch in the home setting: a case report.

Rudolph W Koster Robbert J de Winter Hein J VerberneAnje M SpijkerboerSteven A J Chamuleau

Published in: European heart journal. Case reports (2024)

We demonstrated that the lead 1 ECG made with the Apple Watch can reliably record T-wave changes indicating myocardial ischaemia. The use of the Apple Watch to document ischaemic changes should be studied systematically for its potential to identify myocardial ischaemia, mainly triggered by symptoms but maybe for asymptomatic persons as well.

Keyphrases

left ventricular
healthcare
heart rate
early onset
heart rate variability
heart failure
physical activity
depressive symptoms
sleep quality
drug induced