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The electrocardiogram or ECG is a relatively easy-to-record signal that contains an enormous amount of potentially useful information. It is currently mostly being used for screening purposes. For example, pre-participation cardiovascular screening of young athletes has been endorsed by both scientific organisations and sporting governing bodies. A typical cardiac examination is taken in a hospital environment and lasts 10 seconds. This is often sufficient to detect major pathologies, yet this small sample size of the heart’s functioning can be deceptive when used to evaluate one’s general condition. A solution for this problem is to monitor the patient outside of the hospital, during a longer period of time. Due to the extension of the analysis period, ... toggle 2 keywords

ECG respiratory analysis

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Author
Moeyersons, Jonathan
Institution
KU Leuven
Supervisors
Publication Year
2021
Upload Date
Feb. 13, 2023

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