EquiFib vs AMS Eval

EquiFib simplifies equine cardiac health monitoring by simplifying ECG recording and analysis with the touch of a button! Our app seamlessly connects with the Polar H10 heart rate monitor to capture precise ECGs of your equine companion. Designed to visualize and analyze equine ECGs efficiently, EquiFib offers a 30-second recording feature followed by an automated Atrial Fibrillation (AF) diagnosis, aiding in the early detection of potential heart issues. While EquiFib provides valuable insights, it is intended to support but not replace professional veterinary advice. With the capability to generate and share detailed PDF reports of the ECG results, you can easily communicate your horse's cardiac status with veterinarians for further evaluation and care. Key Features: - Easy one-click connection to Polar H10 for accurate ECG recording. - Visualizes equine ECGs for immediate analysis. - Automated AF diagnosis after a 30-second ECG recording. - Option to generate and share detailed PDF reports of the results. Empower your horse's health with EquiFib

Monitor Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) in the field with the Lake Louise Score system. AMS Eval helps mountaineers, trekkers, expedition leaders, and medical professionals assess and track altitude sickness symptoms using the internationally recognized Lake Louise Scoring system (2018 Consensus). FEATURES: • Lake Louise Score assessment with guided, step-by-step questions • Track SpO2 and heart rate readings alongside AMS evaluations • Monitor multiple people on your expedition • Automatic GPS and barometric altitude detection • Works completely offline — sync when connected via iCloud • Export detailed PDF reports via Messages, Mail, AirDrop, or Files • Built-in educational reference content for altitude sickness • Severity classification: Mild, Moderate, and Severe AMS • Dark mode support and full accessibility DESIGNED FOR THE FIELD: AMS Eval is built to work in remote, high-altitude environments where internet connectivity is unavailable. All data is stored locally on your device and syncs automatically via iCloud when a connection becomes available. WHO IS IT FOR: • Mountaineers and high-altitude trekkers • Expedition leaders and guides • Wilderness medicine practitioners • Search and rescue teams • Medical professionals working at altitude • Anyone ascending to high altitude MEDICAL REFERENCE: Based on the 2018 Lake Louise Consensus for AMS diagnosis. Includes built-in reference material about altitude sickness symptoms, prevention strategies, and treatment guidelines. IMPORTANT: This app is for informational and tracking purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of a qualified medical professional for serious symptoms.