학술논문

Optimal lead configuration in the detection and subtraction of QRS and T wave templates in atrial fibrillation
Document Type
Conference
Source
Computers in Cardiology 1998. Vol. 25 (Cat. No.98CH36292) Computers in cardiology Computers in Cardiology 1998. :629-632 1998
Subject
Bioengineering
Computing and Processing
Signal Processing and Analysis
Electrocardiography
Atrial fibrillation
Cardiology
Signal generators
Frequency domain analysis
Medical signal detection
Hospitals
Packaging
Testing
Surface waves
Language
Abstract
An in-house written software package was used to generate templates of QRS complexes and T waves using self-similarity techniques, and leave a residual signal representing only atrial activity. The templating performance differences between individual ECG leads were tested. The mean number of templates in each of the 3 ECG leads was 8/spl plusmn/4, 2/spl plusmn/1, 7/spl plusmn/5 for the QRS complexes, and 11/spl plusmn/5, 11/spl plusmn/8, 10/spl plusmn/5 for the T waves. Lead 2 generated less QRS templates than 2 other leads, left less unmatched QRS complexes and T waves (all p