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Magnetocardiographic localisation and modelling.

Abstract

In our magnetocardiographic (MCG) localisation studies, two modelling approaches have been applied: (a) modelling the sources with dipole and quadrupole moments in a general multipole expansion and using a homogeneous, semi-infinite volume conductor, and (b) using a single current dipole source in a homogeneous, realistically shaped torso. Both approaches have been successfully applied in localising the premature ventricular excitation site in patients suffering from the Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome. In addition, we have participated in developing a model of propagation of electrical activation in the ventricles. Anisotropic conductivity properties and spiral arrangement of myocardial fibres are included in the model.

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J Nenonen, K Forsman, T Katila, M Leiniö, J Montonen, B M Horacek, C Purcell, G Stroink. 1991. Magnetocardiographic localisation and modelling.. https://doi.org/10.1088/0143-0815%2F12%2Fa%2F002

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