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Do algorithms based on rate, irregularity, and amplitude distribution of ventricular electrograms accurately distinguish tachyarrhythmias from sinus rhythm and from each other?
Do algorithms based on rate, irregularity, and amplitude distribution of ventricular electrograms accurately distinguish tachyarrhythmias from sinus rhythm and from each other?
Electrogram analysis algorithms using rate, irregularity, and amplitude can distinguish sinus rhythm from tachyarrhythmias but struggle to differentiate between specific types of tachyarrhythmias.
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May support basic tachyarrhythmia detection but not VT/SVT differentiation; leaves open need for refined electrogram algorithms before device use.
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Ripley et al. (1989) studied this question.
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