Why the study?
Is increased electrode impedance a reliable predictor of missed QRS detections and the need to replace degraded electrocardiographic electrodes?
Population
12 subjects
Follow-up
5 min
Authors
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Electrode impedance should not guide ECG electrode replacement; leaves open need for reliable predictors of QRS detection failure.
Is increased electrode impedance a reliable predictor of missed QRS detections and the need to replace degraded electrocardiographic electrodes?
Increased electrode impedance is not a reliable predictor of a poor ECG electrode and the need to replace it.
Wiese et al. (2004) studied this question.
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