ATs do not have the same algorithm...just look at the notification criteria. Many physicians are greedy and care more about the extra hook up fee that they get from using Holter, ATs or EMs...If CN was able to be hooked up in the office then you can bet that CNs MCOT would be preferred. You know it. AT's don't work just as well in patient care...what good is capturing the data if it sits in the monitor until the patient downloads it? Auto trigger without auto transmission is no more effective that a traditional EM. Read your own response...NOW physicians are starting to use them....this was not the case when the study was planned and conducted. In business, you go after the big fish, not the guppies. In regard to claiming that the study is misleading,...I am amazed that you would suggest that the EPs would falsify data....I don't mind you objecting that the study was not done with ATs, but it is really unprofessional to diminish the study as it compares to EMs by suggesting that it is invalid...If your company thinks ATs are "just as good" as CN's MCOT, then do a study and prove it. Are the studies you use comparing AT's to MCOT, or are they comparing them to EMs? Hmmmmmmmm. Pot calling the kettle black it seems....