July 23, 2018ACM Transactions on Cyber-Physical Systems

Towards the Emulation of the Cardiac Conduction System for Pacemaker Validation

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Population

Computational heart model based on the Stony Brook cardiac cell model and the UPenn path model

Comparison

Computationally efficient heart model generating… vs High-fidelity heart models and abstract…

Design

Preclinical

Authors

EYEugene YipUniversity of Alberta SASidharta AndalamUniversity of Auckland PRPartha S. RoopUniversity of Auckland

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Implication

Enables in silico arrhythmia modeling for pacemaker validation; leaves open whether it accelerates regulatory or clinical adoption.

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Population

Computational heart model based on the Stony Brook cardiac cell model and the UPenn path model

Intervention

Computationally efficient heart model generating realistic piecewise continuous electrical signals for closed-loop testing of pacemakers

Comparator

High-fidelity heart models (computationally intensive) and abstract discrete-event heart models

Outcome

Ability to faithfully model a range of arrhythmias (VA conduction, heart blocks, long Q-T syndrome, and re-entrant circuits)

A novel, computationally efficient heart model enables realistic real-time emulation of cardiac electrical propagation for closed-loop validation of pacemaker designs.

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Yip et al. (2018) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a7564d84b0395c886dbeff3 https://doi.org/10.1145/3134845

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Towards the Emulation of the Cardiac Conduction System for Pacemaker Validation

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