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The recording is taken by attaching electrodes, similar to an ECG; a medical professional discusses the results with the patient.

Results within 1 minute of the recording.

The CSG Index is the output of the Cardisio AI algorithm and ranges from -1 to +1. A negative value is not considered a notable finding. A positive value is considered in the direction of possible reduced perfusion in the sense of macro- or microvasculopathy. For sensitivity reasons, the manufacturer set the cut-off at -0.27 rather than zero. The index does not show how large a possible perfusion deficit is. It shows how closely the measurement agrees with pathological and non-pathological patient cohorts. For example, -0.973 means 97.3% agreement with the cohort without significant stenosis.

The P and S factors are derived from a combination of the AI algorithm with vectorcardiography and ECG parameters. For the A factor, the manufacturer states these ECG thresholds: PQ above 250 ms or below 100 ms yellow; QT above 470 ms yellow; QRS above 130 ms yellow, above 140 ms red; heart rate above 110 bpm or below 40 bpm yellow. The factors guide the physician; assessment and next steps remain with the physician.

Low 0–8 points, intermediate 9–15 points, high 16–24 points.

The rhythm parameter is the percentage of RR intervals outside the reference ellipse in the Poincaré plot. Per the manufacturer's reference value, more than 10% of beats outside the ellipse is considered abnormal with regard to arrhythmia.