Mechatronics 2011
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-23244-2_79
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Apparatus System for Detection of Cardiac Insufficiency

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“…The ECG signal received from Einthoven I and II leads and V6 Wilson precordial lead is transmitted to the computer using Bluetooth. [4] Due to such a choice of ECG leads, we are able to determine mathematically the signals of Einthoven III leads and Goldberger leads; V6 lead receives signal mainly from the left ventricle, which is very important in CHF. ECG signals are filtered only with the use of anti-aliasing filters.…”
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“…The ECG signal received from Einthoven I and II leads and V6 Wilson precordial lead is transmitted to the computer using Bluetooth. [4] Due to such a choice of ECG leads, we are able to determine mathematically the signals of Einthoven III leads and Goldberger leads; V6 lead receives signal mainly from the left ventricle, which is very important in CHF. ECG signals are filtered only with the use of anti-aliasing filters.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These signals are sampled by the measuring card; internal timer of 800 Hz works independently of the timer of a sampling system located in ECG apparatus. This results in synchronization problems that are solved and described in details in our previous paper [4].…”
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