Key result
Remote, real-time computerized ECG interpretation system shows promise for automated clinical diagnosis.
Why the study?
Efforts to achieve automatic diagnosis of clinical electrocardiograms require development of remote, online, real-time digital computer diagnostic systems.
May enable remote automated ECG analysis; leaves open prospective validation before clinical adoption.
Presented in this paper is a brief report on the hardware, software, system configuration and function of a system for the remote, online, real-time digital computer diagnosis of clinical electrocardiograms.It seems likely that efforts of thL i sort will lead to a satisfactory solution to the problem of the i automatic diagnosis of electrocardiograms.Current attempts buy the athors to extend the diagnostic capabilities of the present system are particularly concerned with increasing the fidelity of the adaptive matched filters, i the development of three dimensional pattern analysis, the analysis of parallel electrocardiographer-computer diagnostic interaction, and a study of the possibility of introducing major, tree-like branching decisions early in the diagnostic process.
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Whipple et al. (1965) studied Electrocardiogram diagnosis. Remote, online, real-time digital computer diagnosis system was evaluated. A system for the remote, online, real-time digital computer diagnosis of clinical electrocardiograms may lead to a satisfactory solution for automatic ECG diagnosis.
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