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What Are Wearable Ambulatory Monitoring Devices?


These are non-invasive electronic devices worn by a patient to continuously track physiological data outside of a traditional clinical setting. Unlike older, bulky equipment, modern wearable devices are lightweight, discreet, and highly accurate.

In the Italian market, the devices typically include:

  • Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs): Essential for diabetes management.

  • Heart Rate and ECG Monitors: Including patches and smart garments for tracking cardiac activity and detecting arrhythmias.

  • Activity and Sleep Trackers: Used for general wellness but increasingly integrated into clinical trials and post-operative care.

  • Blood Pressure Monitors: Wrist-worn or cuffless devices offering convenient, regular readings.

  • Pulse Oximeters: Used to measure blood oxygen saturation, particularly relevant for patients with chronic respiratory conditions.


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