High-resolution magnetic mapping of PR-interval phenomena of normal subjects

Voorde, B. J. ; Peters, M. J. ; Stroink, G. ; Wieken, L. R.
Springer
Published 1988
ISSN:
1741-0444
Keywords:
Atrial repolarisation ; High-resolution ; magnetocardiography ; His-Purkinje ; Magnetic isofield contour maps ; PR-interval
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Biology
Chemistry and Pharmacology
Medicine
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Abstract In this experimental study we measured the magnetocardiograms (MCGs) of 17 normals at 42 measuring sites in a plane near the chest. The recordings were made in an unshielded environment with a single channel second-order SOUID gradiometer. From these recordings spatial maps were constructed of the atrial depolarisation and repolarisation. The two series of maps were found to be dipolar, but opposite in sign for 14 of the 17 subjects. The relatively small change in the amplitude and pattern of the atrial repolarisation maps built up out confidence in the method of subtracting a computed mean repolarisation map from the maps obtained during the last 40 ms before the QRS-onset. This method of separating His-Purkinje activity from atrial repolarisation led to distinct dipolar patterns in 9 out of the 17 cases. The direction and location of the associated electric current dipole was in good agreement with what can be expected electrophysiologically for His-Purkinje activation.
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autor Voorde, B. J.
Peters, M. J.
Stroink, G.
Wieken, L. R.
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Peters, M. J.
Stroink, G.
Wieken, L. R.
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notes Abstract In this experimental study we measured the magnetocardiograms (MCGs) of 17 normals at 42 measuring sites in a plane near the chest. The recordings were made in an unshielded environment with a single channel second-order SOUID gradiometer. From these recordings spatial maps were constructed of the atrial depolarisation and repolarisation. The two series of maps were found to be dipolar, but opposite in sign for 14 of the 17 subjects. The relatively small change in the amplitude and pattern of the atrial repolarisation maps built up out confidence in the method of subtracting a computed mean repolarisation map from the maps obtained during the last 40 ms before the QRS-onset. This method of separating His-Purkinje activity from atrial repolarisation led to distinct dipolar patterns in 9 out of the 17 cases. The direction and location of the associated electric current dipole was in good agreement with what can be expected electrophysiologically for His-Purkinje activation.
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reference 26 (1988), S. 130-135
schlagwort Atrial repolarisation
High-resolution
magnetocardiography
His-Purkinje
Magnetic isofield contour maps
PR-interval
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shingle_author_1 Voorde, B. J.
Peters, M. J.
Stroink, G.
Wieken, L. R.
shingle_author_2 Voorde, B. J.
Peters, M. J.
Stroink, G.
Wieken, L. R.
shingle_author_3 Voorde, B. J.
Peters, M. J.
Stroink, G.
Wieken, L. R.
shingle_author_4 Voorde, B. J.
Peters, M. J.
Stroink, G.
Wieken, L. R.
shingle_catch_all_1 Voorde, B. J.
Peters, M. J.
Stroink, G.
Wieken, L. R.
High-resolution magnetic mapping of PR-interval phenomena of normal subjects
Atrial repolarisation
High-resolution
magnetocardiography
His-Purkinje
Magnetic isofield contour maps
PR-interval
Atrial repolarisation
High-resolution
magnetocardiography
His-Purkinje
Magnetic isofield contour maps
PR-interval
Abstract In this experimental study we measured the magnetocardiograms (MCGs) of 17 normals at 42 measuring sites in a plane near the chest. The recordings were made in an unshielded environment with a single channel second-order SOUID gradiometer. From these recordings spatial maps were constructed of the atrial depolarisation and repolarisation. The two series of maps were found to be dipolar, but opposite in sign for 14 of the 17 subjects. The relatively small change in the amplitude and pattern of the atrial repolarisation maps built up out confidence in the method of subtracting a computed mean repolarisation map from the maps obtained during the last 40 ms before the QRS-onset. This method of separating His-Purkinje activity from atrial repolarisation led to distinct dipolar patterns in 9 out of the 17 cases. The direction and location of the associated electric current dipole was in good agreement with what can be expected electrophysiologically for His-Purkinje activation.
1741-0444
17410444
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shingle_catch_all_2 Voorde, B. J.
Peters, M. J.
Stroink, G.
Wieken, L. R.
High-resolution magnetic mapping of PR-interval phenomena of normal subjects
Atrial repolarisation
High-resolution
magnetocardiography
His-Purkinje
Magnetic isofield contour maps
PR-interval
Atrial repolarisation
High-resolution
magnetocardiography
His-Purkinje
Magnetic isofield contour maps
PR-interval
Abstract In this experimental study we measured the magnetocardiograms (MCGs) of 17 normals at 42 measuring sites in a plane near the chest. The recordings were made in an unshielded environment with a single channel second-order SOUID gradiometer. From these recordings spatial maps were constructed of the atrial depolarisation and repolarisation. The two series of maps were found to be dipolar, but opposite in sign for 14 of the 17 subjects. The relatively small change in the amplitude and pattern of the atrial repolarisation maps built up out confidence in the method of subtracting a computed mean repolarisation map from the maps obtained during the last 40 ms before the QRS-onset. This method of separating His-Purkinje activity from atrial repolarisation led to distinct dipolar patterns in 9 out of the 17 cases. The direction and location of the associated electric current dipole was in good agreement with what can be expected electrophysiologically for His-Purkinje activation.
1741-0444
17410444
Springer
shingle_catch_all_3 Voorde, B. J.
Peters, M. J.
Stroink, G.
Wieken, L. R.
High-resolution magnetic mapping of PR-interval phenomena of normal subjects
Atrial repolarisation
High-resolution
magnetocardiography
His-Purkinje
Magnetic isofield contour maps
PR-interval
Atrial repolarisation
High-resolution
magnetocardiography
His-Purkinje
Magnetic isofield contour maps
PR-interval
Abstract In this experimental study we measured the magnetocardiograms (MCGs) of 17 normals at 42 measuring sites in a plane near the chest. The recordings were made in an unshielded environment with a single channel second-order SOUID gradiometer. From these recordings spatial maps were constructed of the atrial depolarisation and repolarisation. The two series of maps were found to be dipolar, but opposite in sign for 14 of the 17 subjects. The relatively small change in the amplitude and pattern of the atrial repolarisation maps built up out confidence in the method of subtracting a computed mean repolarisation map from the maps obtained during the last 40 ms before the QRS-onset. This method of separating His-Purkinje activity from atrial repolarisation led to distinct dipolar patterns in 9 out of the 17 cases. The direction and location of the associated electric current dipole was in good agreement with what can be expected electrophysiologically for His-Purkinje activation.
1741-0444
17410444
Springer
shingle_catch_all_4 Voorde, B. J.
Peters, M. J.
Stroink, G.
Wieken, L. R.
High-resolution magnetic mapping of PR-interval phenomena of normal subjects
Atrial repolarisation
High-resolution
magnetocardiography
His-Purkinje
Magnetic isofield contour maps
PR-interval
Atrial repolarisation
High-resolution
magnetocardiography
His-Purkinje
Magnetic isofield contour maps
PR-interval
Abstract In this experimental study we measured the magnetocardiograms (MCGs) of 17 normals at 42 measuring sites in a plane near the chest. The recordings were made in an unshielded environment with a single channel second-order SOUID gradiometer. From these recordings spatial maps were constructed of the atrial depolarisation and repolarisation. The two series of maps were found to be dipolar, but opposite in sign for 14 of the 17 subjects. The relatively small change in the amplitude and pattern of the atrial repolarisation maps built up out confidence in the method of subtracting a computed mean repolarisation map from the maps obtained during the last 40 ms before the QRS-onset. This method of separating His-Purkinje activity from atrial repolarisation led to distinct dipolar patterns in 9 out of the 17 cases. The direction and location of the associated electric current dipole was in good agreement with what can be expected electrophysiologically for His-Purkinje activation.
1741-0444
17410444
Springer
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