Key result
Body surface Laplacian electrocardiographic mapping provides enhanced ability to noninvasively map multiple spatially separate cardiac bioelectric sources compared to standard techniques.
Body surface Laplacian electrocardiographic mapping is an emerging technique that provides enhanced high-resolution spatial mapping of cardiac electrical activity compared to standard ECG.
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May support refined noninvasive mapping in complex arrhythmias; leaves open clinical adoption pending prospective validation.
He et al. (1995) conducted a review in Cardiac electrical activity mapping. Body surface Laplacian electrocardiographic mapping vs. Standard electrocardiographic monitoring techniques was evaluated. Body surface Laplacian electrocardiographic mapping provides enhanced ability to noninvasively map multiple spatially separate cardiac bioelectric sources compared to standard techniques.
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