A clinical pilot study on the accessory pathway localization accuracy applying ECG mapping. Modre, R., Tilg, B., Fischer, G., Hanser, F., Messnarz, B., Roithinger, F., & Hintringer, F. In c-EMBS2002, volume 2, pages 1381–1382, 2002. bibtex @InProceedings{RSM:Mod2002b,
author = "R. Modre and B. Tilg and G. Fischer and F. Hanser and
B. Messnarz and F.X. Roithinger and F. Hintringer",
title = "A clinical pilot study on the accessory pathway
localization accuracy applying {ECG} mapping",
booktitle = c-EMBS2002,
year = "2002",
volume = "2",
pages = "1381--1382",
robnote = "Our objective was to quantify the localization error
of noninvasive activation time (AT) imaging by
localizing an accessory pathway for a
Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome and a pacing site for
left ventricle pacing. Anatomical data obtained by
magnetic resonance imaging and electrocardiographic
mapping enables the imaging of the AT map on the entire
surface of the heart. The nonlinear inverse problem is
solved by a sequence of linearized ill-posed problems.
The localization accuracy in this clinical pilot study
for localizing a single pacing site and an accessory
pathway was 8mm and 5mm with a inaccuracy of this
distance of 10mm.",
bibdate = "Sun Dec 26 11:53:05 2004",
}
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