Theoretical Analysis of Electrodes for Measuring Fibre Rotation in Cardiac Tissue
Abstract
Four electrode techniques have long been used to determine conductivity parameters in cardiac tissue. This paper in troduces a mathematical model and solution technique to theoretically analyse electrode configurations, specifically allowing for plunge electrodes. In particular, the focus is on using four electrode configurations to determine fibre rota tion in cardiac tissue. Two configurations are analysed, the first with the four electrodes collinear and the second with one electrode removed from the line of the other three. It is found that the second electrode configuration can yield a value for the fibre rotation under ...
View more >Four electrode techniques have long been used to determine conductivity parameters in cardiac tissue. This paper in troduces a mathematical model and solution technique to theoretically analyse electrode configurations, specifically allowing for plunge electrodes. In particular, the focus is on using four electrode configurations to determine fibre rota tion in cardiac tissue. Two configurations are analysed, the first with the four electrodes collinear and the second with one electrode removed from the line of the other three. It is found that the second electrode configuration can yield a value for the fibre rotation under the assumptions of the model.
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View more >Four electrode techniques have long been used to determine conductivity parameters in cardiac tissue. This paper in troduces a mathematical model and solution technique to theoretically analyse electrode configurations, specifically allowing for plunge electrodes. In particular, the focus is on using four electrode configurations to determine fibre rota tion in cardiac tissue. Two configurations are analysed, the first with the four electrodes collinear and the second with one electrode removed from the line of the other three. It is found that the second electrode configuration can yield a value for the fibre rotation under the assumptions of the model.
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Conference Title
Proceedings of the 3rd IASTED International Conference on Biomedical Engineering 2005