Inverse Problem of ECG for Different Equivalent Cardiac Sources
(2007) In Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium p.267-271- Abstract
- An improved solution of the non-linear and ill-posed inverse problem of electro-cardiography is presented. The hearts activity is modeled by three di®erent equivalent cardiac sources: 1 moving dipole, 2 and 5 fixed location rotating dipoles. For this purpose a three dimensional volume conductor model of the human body is constructed based on a classical anatomic atlas. This is excited by each one of the cardiac sources. For the inverse problem a Least Squares (LS) optimization scheme is employed, aiming at the matching of the potential distribution calculated on the torso surface to the corresponding distribution measured with the aid of multiple electrodes. The efficiency of the method stems from the employment of arbitrary shaped... (More)
- An improved solution of the non-linear and ill-posed inverse problem of electro-cardiography is presented. The hearts activity is modeled by three di®erent equivalent cardiac sources: 1 moving dipole, 2 and 5 fixed location rotating dipoles. For this purpose a three dimensional volume conductor model of the human body is constructed based on a classical anatomic atlas. This is excited by each one of the cardiac sources. For the inverse problem a Least Squares (LS) optimization scheme is employed, aiming at the matching of the potential distribution calculated on the torso surface to the corresponding distribution measured with the aid of multiple electrodes. The efficiency of the method stems from the employment of arbitrary shaped hexahedral elements within the volume conductor model for the minimization of the required computational resources, while the model realistically reflects the body internal structure. Finally, the algorithm is successfully tested using measured data available online. (Less)
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- Xanthis, Christos LU ; Bonovas, P and Kyriacou, G
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- 2007
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- Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding
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- Progress in Electromagnetics Research Symposium : PIERS2007 in Prague, Czech Republic, 27-30 August, 2007 - PIERS2007 in Prague, Czech Republic, 27-30 August, 2007
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- Progress In Electromagnetics Research Symposium
- pages
- 267 - 271
- publisher
- Electromagnetics Academy
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- scopus:84898822914
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- 978-161839052-3
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- English
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