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Apps Measure ECG Use your Galaxy watch to record ECG for 30 seconds similar to a standard single-lead ECG. The ECG Monitor app will also check the recording for signs of Atrial Fibrillation-a common form of irregular heart rhythm. Requires Samsung Galaxy smartphone with Android 7 or later, and Samsung Health Monitor app (available only at the Samsung Galaxy app store). CAUTION The ECG app is not intended for users with known arrhythmias other than atrial fibrillation or users under 22 years old. Users should not interpret or take clinical action based on the device output without consultation of a qualified healthcare professional. The ECG app is not intended to replace traditional methods of diagnosis or treatment. 1. From Samsung Health Monitor, tap ECG. 2. Rest your finger lightly on the Home key to begin the ECG. • After a moment, your ECG is displayed on the screen. 3. Tap Add to add any symptoms you are experiencing. 4. Tap Done when you are finished. Share your report You can view your ECG readings as daily, weekly, and monthly charts, or view detailed reports for each measurement. You can share the PDF report of your ECG recording with your healthcare provider using Samsung Health Monitor app on your compatible Galaxy phone. 1. From your smartphone, tap Samsung Health Monitor. 2. Tap the ECG tab to view your measurements. 3. Tap See details to view the latest report or View history to see all available reports. 4. Tap Share this report and choose a sharing method to send a PDF. 52

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Apps
Measure
ECG
Use
your
Galaxy
watch
to
record
ECG
for
30
seconds
similar
to
a
standard
single-lead
ECG.
The
ECG
Monitor
app
will
also
check
the
recording
for
signs
of
Atrial
Fibrillation-a
common
form
of
irregular
heart
rhythm.
Requires
Samsung
Galaxy
smartphone
with
Android
7
or
later,
and
Samsung
Health
Monitor
app
(available
only
at
the
Samsung
Galaxy
app
store).
CAUTION
The
ECG
app
is
not
intended
for
users
with
known
arrhythmias
other
than
atrial
fibrillation
or
users
under
22
years
old.
Users
should
not
interpret
or
take
clinical
action
based
on
the
device
output
without
consultation
of
a
qualified
healthcare
professional.
The
ECG
app
is
not
intended
to
replace
traditional
methods
of
diagnosis
or
treatment.
1.
From
Samsung
Health
Monitor
,
tap
ECG
.
2.
Rest
your
finger
lightly
on
the
Home
key
to
begin
the
ECG.
•
After
a
moment,
your
ECG
is
displayed
on
the
screen.
3.
Tap
Add
to
add
any
symptoms
you
are
experiencing.
4.
Tap
Done
when
you
are
finished.
Share
your
report
You
can
view
your
ECG
readings
as
daily,
weekly,
and
monthly
charts,
or
view
detailed
reports
for
each
measurement.
You
can
share
the
PDF
report
of
your
ECG
recording
with
your
healthcare
provider
using
Samsung
Health
Monitor
app
on
your
compatible
Galaxy
phone.
1.
From
your
smartphone,
tap
Samsung
Health
Monitor
.
2.
Tap
the
ECG
tab
to
view
your
measurements.
3.
Tap
See
details
to
view
the
latest
report
or
View
history
to
see
all
available
reports.
4.
Tap
Share
this
report
and
choose
a
sharing
method
to
send
a
PDF.