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| Publications [#60997] of Roger C. Barr
Papers Published
- Barr, R.C. and Spach, M.S. and Herman-Giddens, G.S., Selection of the number and positions of measuring locations for electrocardiography,
IEEE Trans. Biomed. Eng. (USA), vol. BME-18 no. 2
(1971),
pp. 125 - 38
(last updated on 2007/04/12)
Abstract: This paper considers how many and which locations on the body surface must be measured (by taking ECGs at these positions) to be able to determine consistently the total-body QRS surface-potential distribution as it varies in time. The approach involves applying principal component analysis followed by a minimum-r.m.s. estimation method. The conclusions are the following: the surface potential distribution is computed from measuring positions approximating the Frank VCG locations or the standard ECG locations, then for some cases accuracy is unacceptably poor; for consistently acceptable accuracy, a minimum of 24 properly placed measuring locations is required
Keywords: electrocardiography;
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