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ECG signal subtraction selectively suppresses interfering artifacts from respiratory muscle EMGs to facilitate frequency analysis.
A new method allows for the suppression of ECG artifacts from respiratory EMG signals, facilitating frequency analysis.
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May enhance respiratory EMG frequency analysis in research; leaves open clinical validation before routine use.
Presented is a method to selectively suppress interfering electrocardiographic artifacts from the surface-recorded respiratory muscle electromyographic (EMG) signal. This method has application in the frequency analysis of respiratory muscle EMG.
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R Bloch (1983) studied this question. An electrocardiographic signal subtraction method selectively suppresses interfering artifacts from surface-recorded respiratory muscle electromyograms to facilitate frequency analysis.
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