<i>In vivo</i> validation of a novel algorithm for automatic premature ventricular contractions recognition

NOGAMI A et al.(5) View the monitor during imaging During imaging, the heart rate must be continuously monitored using a pulse oximeter or an ECG monitor. (6) Prepare for unexpected situations It should be ensured that the room is equipped with an electrical defibrillator to be used in an emergency, if necessary. A hospital manual for handling unexpected situations should be established. In addition, it should be kept in mind that the threshold and lead resistance need to be re-measured after imaging and the mode needs to be returned to the original setting.Recommendations are shown in Table 6. Electrophysiology StudiesThe clinical significance of induced arrhythmia depends on the underlying heart disease, type of arrhythmia, and induction protocol. Electrophysiology studies are considered less useful in patients with frequent premature ventricular contraction (PVCs) without structural heart disease.

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In vivo validation of a novel algorithm for automatic premature ventricular contractions recognition

Abstract: Automated template matching had high specificity and sensitivity, with good spatial discrimination and a pace-mapping resolution in range of 2 mm. Clinical application of this algorithm may assist in the interventional treatment of patients with PVCs.

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