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Background The interpretation of the 12lead ECG is notoriously difficult and requires experts to distinguish normal from abnormal ECG waveforms. ECG waveforms depend on body build and electrode positions, both often different in males and females. To relate the ECG waveforms to cardiac anatomical ...
The nondiagnostic ECG in the chest pain patient: Normal and nonspecific initial ECG presentations of acute MI The 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) is a powerful clinical tool used in the evaluation of chest pain patients, assisting in the selection of the proper the... William,J,Brady,... -...
However, the problem of partial volume may actually lead to errors in both directions, i.e. under- and overestimation [29]. Using the simplified method of drawing the contour to define the arbitrary “cutoff” line may be subjected to additional observer variability and errors (Fig. 3). We...
Interpretation and clinical significance of the QRS axis of the electrocardiogram. The frontal plane QRS axis of the standard 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) is easily and accurately measured by the clinician. A simple method of estimatin... James M. Stephen MD ∗,Harinder Dhindsa MD †,Bri...
A total of 392 patients were selected for the study, and each patient had one 10-second standard 12-lead ECG acquired using a Fukuda Denshi CardiMax FX-7402 ECG Machine. A professional cardiologist, with over 5 years of experience and qualified for ECG diagnosis, manually interpreted the ECG...
Between 1990 and 1993, all the participants were interviewed at their home, and 7151 were examined at the research center to obtain baseline measurements, including a 10-second, 12-lead, resting electrocardiogram (ECG). Those who did not visit the research center were in general dependent or ...
(B) limited temporal resolution compared to the high velocity of the jet. Measurements are further affected by signal loss due to the high velocity that may lead to phase shift errors and dephasing. Misalignment of the slice relative to the direction of the jet may also lead to an ...
Background: Local observation has suggested that placing limb leads on the torso when recording the standard 12-lead resting electrocardiogram (ECG&rp... Jowett,N I - 《Postgraduate Medical Journal》 被引量: 48发表: 2005年 The Effect of Erroneous Computer Interpretation of ECGs on Resident Decis...
Three-lead ECG recording was performed with four electrodes, placed on the left and right shoulder and on the left and right iliac crests. The accelerometers and ECG were connected to an iWorx 228 data acquisition system and the signals were sampled at 5000 Hz to a PC using LabScribe soft...