LifeSync Corp.
This article was originally published in Start Up
Executive Summary
LifeSync is discovering that the introduction of its wireless electrocardiogram (ECG) data communication system, which eliminates the lead wires of traditional ECG systems, while not necessarily enabling remote communications, is bringing clinical and economic advantages to hospitals.
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