Detection of activation in electrograms using neural-network-trained preprocessing of intracardiac electrograms
A technique of electrogram and preprocessing, applied in biological neural network model, neural architecture, diagnostic signal processing, etc.
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[0030] Intracardiac electrophysiological (EP) mapping is a catheter-based method that can sometimes be used to characterize cardiac EP wave propagation abnormalities, such as those leading to arrhythmias. In a typical catheter-based procedure, the distal end of a catheter comprising a plurality of sensing electrodes is inserted into the heart to acquire a set of data points including (i) the measured location on the wall tissue of the heart chamber and (ii) a corresponding EP signal, the EP mapping system can generate an EP mapping map according to the EP signal. An example of an EP map that can be used to diagnose cardiac arrhythmias is an EP timing map map of a region of heart chamber wall tissue (referred to as a local activation time (LAT) map).
[0031] In order to generate a LAT map, a processor may have to analyze intracardiac ECG signals (hereinafter referred to as electrograms (EGMs)) acquired at various points in the heart to identify in each sig...
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