Tampere University of Technology
ECG method resulted in improvement of more than 4.5 dB in signal-to-noise ratio
Published in Cardiovascular Business Week, December 28th, 2004
According to published research from Finland, "His-bundle electrocardiogram micropotentials are usually obtained by serial-signal averaging, because no acceptable, satisfactory solution for beat-by-beat removal of power-line interference and electromyographic noise has been found. A method has been developed for surface beat-to-beat His-bundle potential recovery, with the hypothesis that no distortion in the signal shape is admissible."
A. Bazhyna and colleagues of Tampere University of Technology explained, "It is based on consecutive power-line...
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