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electrocardiographic

  • a word derived from electrocardiograph.
    electrocardiograph
    noun
    a galvanometric device that detects and records the minute differences in electric potential caused by heart action and occurring between different parts of the body: used in the diagnosis of heart disease.

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A new iPhone system lets doctors check electrocardiographic records with their smartphones, as the medical tools flooding the mobile market become more and more sophisticated.

From Forbes Jun. 16, 2011

Visit us today at http://www.mobiledia.com A new iPhone system lets doctors check electrocardiographic records with their smartphones, as the medical tools flooding the mobile market become more and more sophisticated.

From Forbes Jun. 16, 2011

In fact, the three-man agency is one of the nation's most crucial nerve centers, daily furnishing the President with electrocardiographic readings on the economy and providing its own prescriptions for fiscal and monetary policy.

From Time Magazine Archive

Result: "Too many doctors urge patients to give up their employment and become invalids on such minor electrocardiographic findings."

From Time Magazine Archive

This enabled the physician to scan ten hours of data in ten minutes, and made it feasible to utilize the great volume of electrocardiographic information that their recorder obtains.

From Time Magazine Archive

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