May 1, 1955Circulation Research

Absolute Quantitative Comparison of Instantaneous QRS Equipotentials on a Normal Subject with Dipole Potentials on a Homogeneous Torso Model

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Population

A normal subject and a homogeneous torso model

Design

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Authors

EFErnest FrankGeorge Washington University

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Implication

Supports ECG forward modeling in research; leaves open clinical translation pending patient-specific validation.

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Population

A normal subject and a homogeneous torso model

Intervention

Fixed-location dipole hypothesis for ventricular depolarization

Outcome

Accuracy of fixed-location dipole representation for the QRS complex and influence of human-body inhomogeneity on surface potentialssurrogate

The fixed-location dipole hypothesis is highly accurate (95%) for representing the QRS complex on the body surface, validating its use in electrocardiographic modeling.

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Ernest Frank (1955) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a89a4fcd76717fba3eb2a1b https://doi.org/10.1161/01.res.3.3.243

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Absolute Quantitative Comparison of Instantaneous QRS Equipotentials on a Normal Subject with Dipole Potentials on a Homogeneous Torso Model

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Absolute Quantitative Comparison of Instantaneous QRS Equipotentials on a Normal Subject with Dipole Potentials on a Homogeneous Torso Model

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Implication

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