Use of Mobile Cardiac Outpatient Telemetry in Geriatric Emergency Department Patients

Authors: R. Nene, A. You, A. Kreshak, V. Tolia.

Summary:

Retrospective analysis of 819 patients >65 y/o discharged with MCOT (Zio AT) monitors resulting in decrease in admission rates.

Key Findings:

Decrease in admission rate of 12.7% for chest pain, 19.2% for palpitations, 16.5% for syncopes.

The average time to symptomatic arrhythmia was 3 days.

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