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Optimization and comparison of derived Frank VECG lead systems employing an accurate thorax model

Hyttinen et al., 1995

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9348777611882166509
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Hyttinen J
Viik J
Eskola H
Malmivuo J
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Computers in Cardiology 1995

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In this study two sets of derived VECG lead systems based on 12-lead ECG were constructed employing an accurate thorax model. A derived Frank VECG lead system was optimized. Another derived VECG lead system was optimized to produce optimal orthogonal …
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