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The Avidhrt Clinical Equivalence Study will test and evaluate the equivalency between ECG signals acquired simultaneously using the Avidhrt Sense Lead-1 ECG, and an FDA cleared Lead-12 gel ECG. The Avidhrt Clinical Equivalence Study also includes a sub-study. The Avidhrt Sense Human Factors sub-study will evaluate the usability and efficacy of the user-interface of the Avidhrt Sense device.
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This study will test the clinical equivalency of an Avidhrt Sense acquired Lead-I ECG signal and a Lead-I ECG signal obtained from an FDA cleared 12-lead-ECG gel electrode.The Avidhrt Clinical Equivalence study is comprised of study Arm A and Arm B. In Arm A of this study the population is comprised exclusively of subjects with AF, who will be asked to participate in the Clinical Equivalence Study and in the Human Factors Sub-Study. In Arm B of this study the population will consist of all other subjects (no AF), who will be asked to participate in the Clinical Equivalence Study, with the option to enroll and participate in the Human Factors Sub-Study. This is a prospective, parallel-cohort, non-randomized study using an enriched population.
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