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FDA-Approved Smart Textile Sensor System Shows Promise for Continuous Cardiac Monitoring — Results from 334-Patient Validation Study

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8 Apr 2026

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A completed 334-patient validation study demonstrates the efficacy of FDA-approved smart textile sensors for continuous cardiac monitoring. The Nanowear SimpleSense system showed promise for real-time ECG, heart sounds, and impedance monitoring across diverse patient populations.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

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