January 1, 1985IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering

Use of Time Integrals of the ECG to Solve the Inverse Problem

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Population

Bisyncytial model of the heart

Design

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Authors

DGDavid B. GeselowitzUniversity of the Sciences

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Implication

May enable noninvasive action potential mapping; leaves open experimental validation before any clinical use.

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Population

Bisyncytial model of the heart

Intervention

Use of time integrals of the ECG (QRS and QSR-T)

Outcome

Solution of the inverse problem (reconstruction of the cellular action potential)

Time integrals of the ECG can theoretically be used to solve the inverse problem and reconstruct cellular action potentials on the ventricular surface.

Limitations

Necrosis introduces an unknown perturbation

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David B. Geselowitz (1985) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a71e5bee5469ee92be22f26 https://doi.org/10.1109/tbme.1985.325633

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Use of Time Integrals of the ECG to Solve the Inverse Problem

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Use of Time Integrals of the ECG to Solve the Inverse Problem

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