Detection of arrhythmias by 24-hour holter monitoring versus 14-day continuous electrocardiogram patch: a systematic review and meta-analysis
Twenty-four-hour ambulatory Holter monitoring has long been considered the gold standard for cardiac arrhythmia diagnosis. However, its limited monitoring window frequently restricts the detection of paroxysmal, intermittent, or infrequent arrhythmic events with significant prognostic and therapeutic implications...