The Holter examination is an innovative method for continuous monitoring of the heart’s electrical activity, allowing for more accurate diagnosis of arrhythmias and other abnormalities. This type of ECG examination does not rely solely on short-term measurements taken in a hospital setting but also monitors heart function during the patient’s daily life. During Holter monitoring, the patient can carry out their daily activities while the device continuously records heartbeats. The duration of the Holter examination typically lasts 24 or 48 hours, but in certain cases, it can be used for up to a week. This longer duration enables specialists to detect arrhythmias that may only occur sporadically, making the examination…