1963
DOI: 10.1016/s0033-0620(63)80006-7
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Digital computer analysis of the normal and abnormal electrocardiogram

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“…Details of the computational procedures have been reported previously. [21][22][23] Measurements from scalar leads X, Y, and Z included amplitudes and durations of P, Q, R, S, and T waves. The beginning of the T wave was omitted because of the gradual transition from the ST segment to the T wave.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Details of the computational procedures have been reported previously. [21][22][23] Measurements from scalar leads X, Y, and Z included amplitudes and durations of P, Q, R, S, and T waves. The beginning of the T wave was omitted because of the gradual transition from the ST segment to the T wave.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All three are designated Eigenvectors, the polar vector representing one of the three. They are obtained by use of a mean least square fitting procedure as shown in figure 4.21 23 Ratios between Eigenvectors give an indication of loop configuration, i.e., the relationships between length, width, and planarity of the loops.…”
Section: Polar Vectors and Eigenvectorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Data were smoothed by a low-pass numerical filter.810 The criterion for QRS wave recognition, determined from a Programmed Data Processing-7 Unit Calcomp spatial velocity plot of all the QRS complexes, was a rise-time of 6 ,uv/msec. Onset of the low-voltage waves, P and T, was determined by approaching the wave point-by-point to determine the point at which the Circulation, Volume XXXVI, December 1967 98 + 90; posteriorly directed, 300 ± 40. sum of the squares of four successive points increased sharply; this was chosen as the point of wave onset.…”
Section: Computer Analysis Of Infant Electrocardiogrammentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die automatische Bearbeitlmg von menschlichen Elektrokardiogrammen hat groBe Verbreitlmg geflU1.den [1,'-3, 11, 12, 16, 19, 20, 21, 22, 25, 27, 33, 34, 35, 38, 43, 46, 49, 51, 54, 56, 57, 58, 59]. Es ist bis11er eine Vielzahl von Literatur zu diesem Thema erschienen [60,61,62,65,66,67,71,73,81,82,87,90,91]. Zur On-line-Analyse von Herzarrhytlllnien werden kleine Digitalcomputer mit Analog-Digital-Umwancller eingesetzt [89], ebenso Hybrid-Computer, die aIle Ekg-Ableitlmgen vorverarbeiten m1d nm' eine bestimmte Anzahl von Zeit-m1d Amplitudenwerten zur Verarbeitm1g dm'ch den GroBcomputer weitergeben [45], odeI' Analogrechner fli.r spezielle Vektorkardiogral1l1nanalysen [47], 1m allgemeinen werden die Elektrokardiogranllue del' verschiedenen Ableitungssysteme zusamll1en mit einer Patientenidentifikation lmd Eichsignalen in Form von Impulsen zlmachst auf FM-Analogmagnetbancl gespei-chert, wobei die Registrierdauer je Ekg 4--60 Sekunden betragt, Die automatische Verarbeitlmg erfolgt dann ti.ber sogenaImte Analog-Digital-Ull1wancUer mit Umwandhmgsraten zwischen 200 und 1000 U/s je Kanal bei einer Genauigkeit von 8-12 bits und Zwischenspeicherung auf Digitalmagnetbandern [9,15,17,18,39,52,53,36,48,72,75,78,79,80,88], AIWEDSON (1968) benutzte ZUl' Speichel'lmg des Elektrokardiograll1ll1es auf Magnetband eine Pulsdauermodulation mId als Zwischenspeicher Magnetplatten, Um Stonmgen in del' Ekg-Kurve zu vermindern, bedient man sich des sogenannten )average compnting< (ATC), bei dem die Ekg-Komplexe von mehreren auf-eiTlanderfolgenden Herzzylden aufslUllmiert werden, Dabei wire1 das Verhaltnis von Ekg-tUld Storsignal verbessert [68,…”
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