The development of a suction-based multi-electrode system facilitates repeated bedside precordial ECG mapping.
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May facilitate repeated bedside precordial mapping; leaves open clinical validation and comparative performance.
Precordial ECG mapping has been the subject of much study, yet a multi-electrode system that can easily and repeatedly be applied to a patient in bed, remains undescribed. A matrix of ECG electrodes has been developed, which uses a vacuum pump to suck onto the patient's chest. This will facilitate repeated bedside examination of certain types of patient.
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N. Abraham (1983) studied this question.
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