Key result
Analog computer model successfully simulates normal and pathologic vectorcardiographic loops to model cardiac electrical events.
Population
Analog computer model of the electrical events of the heart
Design
Preclinical
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Analog modeling of cardiac electrical activity is feasible; leaves open clinical translation or diagnostic utility in humans.
Analog computer modeling can simulate normal and abnormal vectorcardiographic loops, potentially providing a rational foundation for electrocardiographic theory.
Selvester et al. (1965) studied this question. Analog computer model was evaluated. An analog computer model successfully simulated normal vectorcardiographic loops and pathologic configurations, demonstrating the feasibility of modeling the electrical events of the heart.
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