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Automatic QRS Complex Detection Algorithm Designed for a Novel Wearable, Wireless Electrocardiogram Recording Device

Automatic QRS Complex Detection Algorithm Designed for a Novel Wearable, Wireless Electrocardiogram Recording Device - Presented By Sagar Naik ( 1703005 ) Shraddha Pradhan ( 1703007 )

2 ❑ Introduction ❑ Methodology Contents ❑ Results ❑ Conclusion ❑ References

2 ❑ Introduction ❑ Methodology Contents ❑ Results ❑ Conclusion ❑ References

3 Introduction

3 Introduction

4 ▸Ambulatory ECG monitoring are numerous. ▸DELTA has developed the e. Patch. Need ▸ECG

4 ▸Ambulatory ECG monitoring are numerous. ▸DELTA has developed the e. Patch. Need ▸ECG channels on the sternum. ▸Do not correspond to any standard HOLTER leads.

5 ▸ECG analysis is a robust, reliable and automatic QRS detection algorithm. QRS Detection

5 ▸ECG analysis is a robust, reliable and automatic QRS detection algorithm. QRS Detection ▸Optimized for the special e. Patch ECG signals. ▸Several different approaches. ▸Automatic QRS detection ▸Noise ▸Computational Complexity

6 To overcome some of the limitations, the proposed QRS detection algorithm can be

6 To overcome some of the limitations, the proposed QRS detection algorithm can be applied in two different modes: Single-channel and Multi-channel mode Single Channel & Multichannel Mode ▸Multi-channel mode. ▸Single-channel mode. ▸ QRS detection is generally based on channel I of the MIT -BIH Arrhythmia Database (MITDB)

7 Methodology

7 Methodology

8 ▸Monitoring of 11 different patients. ▸Two ECG channels recording with a sampling frequency

8 ▸Monitoring of 11 different patients. ▸Two ECG channels recording with a sampling frequency of 500 Hz and a resolution of 13 bits. Data ▸ 30 minutes were extracted, one hour after beginning of the recording. ▸ All beats annotated as “normal”.

9 The Electrode Placement Illustration of the DELTA ECG e. Patch platform and the

9 The Electrode Placement Illustration of the DELTA ECG e. Patch platform and the electrode placements.

10 Automatic Schematic overview of the QRS complex detection algorithm QRS Complex Detection Algorithm

10 Automatic Schematic overview of the QRS complex detection algorithm QRS Complex Detection Algorithm ▸ The channel exclusion block marks the point of separation of the single-channel and multi-channel modes. ▸ High maximum removal, adaptive threshold calculation, and decision fusion blocks

11 ▸ Channel Exclusion Criteria. ▸Bandpass Filtering ▸Wavelet Transform Algorithm

11 ▸ Channel Exclusion Criteria. ▸Bandpass Filtering ▸Wavelet Transform Algorithm

12 ▸ Detection of QRS Candidates. ▸An adaptive threshold QRS Localization and Confirmation Block.

12 ▸ Detection of QRS Candidates. ▸An adaptive threshold QRS Localization and Confirmation Block. ▸The location of the second zero-crossing is applied if more than one zero-crossing occurred in the bandpass filtered signal during this time interval.

13 Results

13 Results

14 ▸ Beat detection accuracy ▸gross and the average statistics. ▸Using only channel I,

14 ▸ Beat detection accuracy ▸gross and the average statistics. ▸Using only channel I, only channel II (single-channel modes) and both channels (multi-channel mode).

15 Conclusion

15 Conclusion

16 ▸Achieves good performance. ▸Improved by implementation of more sophisticated channel exclusion criteria. ▸High

16 ▸Achieves good performance. ▸Improved by implementation of more sophisticated channel exclusion criteria. ▸High detection sensitivity to abnormal beats.

17 References

17 References

18 ▸ F. Chiarugi, V. Sakkalis, D. Emmanouilidou, T. Krontiris, M. Varanini, and I.

18 ▸ F. Chiarugi, V. Sakkalis, D. Emmanouilidou, T. Krontiris, M. Varanini, and I. Tollis, Adaptive threshold QRS detector with best channel selection based on a noise rating system, Comput. Cardiol. , pp. 157160, 2007 ▸ H. Boqiang and W. Yuanyuan, Detecting QRS complexes of two -channel ECG signals by using combined wavelet entropy, 3 rd Inter-national Conference on Bioinformatics and Biomedical Engineering, vols. 1 -11, pp. 24392442, 2009.

19 THANKS!

19 THANKS!