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Electrocardiographic Imaging: Towards Automated Interpretation of Activation Maps (Contributo in atti di convegno)
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- 2005-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- Liliana Ironi; Stefania Tentoni (literal)
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- Artificial Intelligence in Medicine (literal)
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- Electrocardiographic Imaging: Towards Automated Interpretation of Activation Maps (literal)
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- Abstract
- In present clinical practice, information about the heart electrical activity
is routinely gathered through ECG's, which record electrical potential from
just nine sites on the body surface. However, thanks to the latest technological
advances, body surface potential maps are becoming available, as well as epicardial
maps obtained noninvasively from body surface data through mathematical
model-based reconstruction methods. Such maps can capture a number of electrical
conduction pathologies that can be missed by ECG's analysis. But, their
interpretation requires skills that are possessed by very few experts. The Spatial
Aggregation (SA) approach can play a crucial role in the identification of patterns
and salient features in the map, and in the long-term goal of delivering an
automated map interpretation tool to be used in a clinical context. In this paper,
the focus is on epicardial activation isochrone maps. The salient features that
characterize the heart electrical activity, and visually correspond to specific geometric
patterns, are defined, extracted from the epicardial electrical data, and
finally made available in an interpretable form within a SA-based framework. (literal)
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