去年,13歲的奧斯汀·哈迪森收到了一個圣誕禮物,這個三星的小玩意兒診斷出他患有一種罕見的心臟病。
ABC 15 Arizona reports that when Austin was watching TV earlier this summer, he felt light-headed and noticed his watch’s heart-rate monitor had ticked up to 219 beats per minute.
亞利桑那州ABC 15頻道報道說,今年夏天早些時候,奧斯汀在看電視時感到頭昏眼花,同時他注意到手表的心率監(jiān)視器已經(jīng)達到每分鐘219次。
Given the imminent start of the school year, Austin’s mom, Lynsey Hardison, initially chalked it up to anxiety.
考慮到即將開學(xué),奧斯汀的媽媽林賽·哈迪森最初把原因歸咎于焦慮。
But the American Heart Association says a normal resting heart rate is between 60 and 100, while a normal maximum heart rate is about 220 minus your age — and that’s when engaging in strenuous physical activity.
但是美國心臟協(xié)會說,正常的靜息心率在60到100之間,而正常的最大心率約為220減去你的年齡——這是在進行劇烈運動的時候。
So Lynsey took Austin to Phoenix Children’s Hospital for a checkup — and he left with a diagnosis of Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome.
于是林賽帶奧斯汀去鳳凰城兒童醫(yī)院做了一次檢查,他被診斷出患有沃爾夫-帕金森-懷特綜合征。
According to the Mayo Clinic, that means Austin was born with an extra electrical pathway between his heart’s upper and lower chambers, which can result in a rapid heartbeat, also known as tachycardia, in infants and children.
根據(jù)梅奧診所的說法,這意味著奧斯汀出生時心臟的上下腔之間有一條額外的電通路,這可能導(dǎo)致嬰兒和兒童的心跳加快,也被稱為心動過速。
“We were just never aware of it,” Lynsey says. Children with the condition may not be able to play high-impact sports, according to the Mayo Clinic.
“我們從來沒有意識到這一點,”林賽說。梅奧診所稱,患有這種疾病的兒童可能無法進行高強度運動。
Other tales of smartwatches saving lives have cropped up as wearable technology becomes more advanced and more affordable. Mike Love, a 24-year-old in Sydney, had an Apple watch that alerted him to his own elevated heart rate while sleeping. A doctor ended up finding a previously undiagnosed hole in Love’s heart, as well as a lung condition.
隨著可穿戴技術(shù)越來越先進,價格也越來越便宜,其他智能手表拯救生命的故事也層出不窮。悉尼24歲的邁克·洛夫(MikeLove),有一塊提醒他睡覺時自己的心率會升高的蘋果手表。醫(yī)生最終在他的心臟上發(fā)現(xiàn)了一個以前未被診斷出的洞,還有一個肺部疾病。
Austin wears what appears to be the Gear S3 Frontier, which retails for $249.99.
奧斯汀穿的似乎是Gear S3 Frontier,零售價為249.99美元。
The present Austin wanted — because “a bunch of my friends started getting [smartwatches] and they look really cool” — may have been a lifesaver.
奧斯汀想要的禮物——“我的一幫朋友開始買[智能手表],而且看起來很酷”——成了他的救星。
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