NEW YORK: With a regular laptop camera and sophisticated software, researchers may be able to detect atrial fibrillation about as accurately as with a standard electrocardiogram (ECG), according to a new pilot study.
The technology records and analyses video footage of a person’s face and detects subtle shifts in skin colour that indicate changes in blood flow.
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