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Di Luar Fibrilasi Atrium: Aplikasi Klinis Photoplethysmography pada Perangkat Wearable Konsumen

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Consumer-wearable PPG is a multifunctional clinical sensing platform whose evidence maturity differs sharply by application and responsible deployment requires awareness of signal quality, motion artefact, skin-tone bias, regulatory authorisation status, and local validation, particularly in the Indonesian primary-care context.

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