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2. Introduction
CS System 4 includes a watch (CS Watch 3), a charging cradle, a mobile
application (CS4 Mobile app) and a cloud portal (CS4 Cloud app).
The CS Watch 3 is a wrist-worn medical device that measures the user’s
heart rate, pulse rate, respiratory rate, blood saturation (SpO2), and detects
atrial fibrillation (A-Fib) by reading and analyzing the user’s PPG and ECG
values.
The CS4 Mobile app is installed on the user’s smartphone and used to setup
the user’s account and enter personal information. The smartphone
communicates with the CS Watch 3 via Bluetooth® pairing. Proper Use of CS
System 4
The CS4 Cloud app securely stores the user and processed data over
designated databases. It provides the mechanism of creating and sending
periodical reports which are sent to the user’s email both automatically and
on-demand.
This manual provides the information necessary to setup and use the CS
System 4. It is important to read the manual to understand the CS System 4
and properly setup the mobile application before using the device.
CS System 4 Overview
The CS System 4 is a wearable device intended for use in adult patients in
home environments, hospitals, hospital-type facilities and transport. The
system collects intermittent data of physiological parameters, when no motion
is detected, such as beat-by-beat Heart Rate (HR), Respiration Rate (RR),
Blood O2 saturation (SpO2) and single-channel electrocardiogram rhythm
(ECG) with no interpretation. The data is processed and displayed by the
system. The device may be connected to external medical devices, and
directly display their measurements results.
The user can generate an ECG measurement report that can be saved and
shared with medical professionals.
The system does not provide any alarms; the results should be interpreted
only by healthcare professionals.
CS System 4 Technology
Combining off-the-shelf ECG electrodes and unique PPG sensors with
proprietary algorithms, CS System 4 can detect the presence of A-Fib and
notify the user. In addition to A-Fib detection, CS System 4 continuously
monitors the user’s pulse rate.
The CardiacSense unique PPG sensor compensates for the interference
caused by hand, palm, and finger movement, which is the primary source of
false notifications.
For more details on A-Fib, ECG, and PPG, see the Appendices in Chapter 14.