MODULAR SOFTWARE FOR THE PROCESSING OF CARDIAC SIGNALS.

Reino K. Helppi; Robert S. MacLeod; B. Milan Horacek

MODULAR SOFTWARE FOR THE PROCESSING OF CARDIAC SIGNALS.

Reino K. Helppi, Robert S. MacLeod, B. Milan Horacek

Medicine

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Programs from the Dalhousie ECG analysis package were used as part of the software for two applications: (1) body surface potential mapping, and (2) magnetocardiogram analysis, an approach which made the task of programming and implementation relatively easy. Other advantages of this approach were: significant noise reduction by selective averaging; ability to study other signals recorded simultaneously with the ECG; and the possibility of isolating for further analysis events that have different characteristics from the majority.

Idioma original	English
Páginas (desde-hasta)	367-368
Número de páginas	2
Publicación	Computers in Cardiology
Estado	Published - 1979
Evento	Unknown conference - Duración: sep. 26 1979 → sep. 28 1979

ASJC Scopus Subject Areas

Computer Science Applications
Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine

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Helppi, R. K., MacLeod, R. S., & Horacek, B. M. (1979). MODULAR SOFTWARE FOR THE PROCESSING OF CARDIAC SIGNALS. Computers in Cardiology, 367-368.

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