Use of the ECG Watch in Palpitation Assessment: Feasibility Study

The following examinations will be carried out:

• After inclusion: Information on the operation of the connected watch, loan of the watch, and implementation of a 14-day Spider Flash.
• For a minimum of 14 days to 1 month, the patient will wear the connected watch, and activate it during an attack of palpitations. For 14 days, he will be concomitantly equipped with a Spider Flash.
• All of the watch's traces will be automatically transferred to the Withings RPM data visualization platform independent of each center. The traces will then be centralized anonymously to analyze the results.
• At the end of the loan period, the patient then returns the watch to the cardiology department of their reference center. The Spider Flash is removed after 14 days.
• The patient will be summoned to carry out additional examinations or make therapeutic modifications according to the results of these examinations as part of routine care by their reference center.

Inclusion criteria

• Adult patient, male or female, referred for cardiological consultation for assessment of palpitations, after which an outpatient electrocardiographic exploration is carried out by the cardiologist.
• - Patient presenting at least 1 palpitation attack per month over the last 3 months or at least 1 palpitation attack per week over the last month.
• Patient equipped with a smartphone compatible with the HealthMate application.
• Able to give consent to participate in research.
• Affiliation to a social security regime.

Exclusion criteria

• Patient physically or mentally unable to make a recording using the connected watch.
• Patient contraindicated for the application of skin patches.
• Patient with pacemaker or defibrillator.
• Pregnant or breastfeeding women
• Patients of legal age under protective supervision
• Refusal to participate