Key result
Triboelectric noise interfering with ECG acquisition can be accurately measured, and all observed instances were correctable by good electrode placement technique.
Population
Experimental setup to measure triboelectric noise interfering with ECG acquisition
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Optimized electrode placement may eliminate triboelectric ECG noise; leaves open generalizability to routine practice.
Triboelectric noise interfering with ECG can be mitigated through proper electrode placement.
David Gordon (1975) studied Triboelectric interference in ECG. Good electrode placement technique was evaluated on Correction of triboelectric interference. Triboelectric noise interfering with ECG acquisition can be accurately measured, and all observed instances were correctable by good electrode placement technique.
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