This review describes the theoretical and clinical properties of the SVEC III vectorcardiographic lead system and compares it with the Frank and McFee systems.
Summarizes legacy lead system comparisons; leaves open relevance to modern ECG practice.
The properties of the stereovectorelectrocardiography (SVEC) III vectorcardiographic (VCG) lead system designed by Schmitt and Simonson are described. The theoretical and clinical aspects of this system are compared with the two other widely applied systems, of Frank and McFee. The theory and short history of VCG recording are also discussed.
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