Key result
Electrode misplacement during electrocardiography is a common finding that substantially affects electrocardiograph morphology, potentially altering diagnosis and leading to patient harm.
Why the study?
Electrode misplacement appears to be common during 12-lead electrocardiography with numerous potential causes and effects on patient safety.
What are the frequency, causes, and effects of electrode misplacement during 12-lead electrocardiography?
Systematic Review
What are the frequency, causes, and effects of electrode misplacement during 12-lead electrocardiography?
Electrode misplacement during 12-lead ECG is common and can lead to misdiagnosis and patient harm, emphasizing the need for proper training.
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Clinicians must prioritize electrode placement training to avert misdiagnosis; reinforces consensus on ECG quality standards.
Arron Pearce (2019) conducted a systematic review in Electrode misplacement during electrocardiography. Electrode misplacement was evaluated on Frequency, causes, and effects of electrode misplacement. Electrode misplacement during electrocardiography is a common finding that substantially affects electrocardiograph morphology, potentially altering diagnosis and leading to patient harm.
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