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Using Transmural Regularization and Dynamic Modeling for Noninvasive Cardiac Potential Imaging of Endocardial Pacing With Imprecise Thoracic Geometry

Erem, Burak ; Coll-Font, Jaume ; Martinez Orellana, Ramon ; St'ovicek, Petr ; Brooks, Dana H.

IEEE transactions on medical imaging, 2014-03, Vol.33 (3), p.726-738

United States: IEEE

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Using Transmural Regularization and Dynamic Modeling for Noninvasive Cardiac Potential Imaging of Endocardial Pacing With Imprecise Thoracic Geometry
Autor: Erem, Burak ; Coll-Font, Jaume ; Martinez Orellana, Ramon ; St'ovicek, Petr ; Brooks, Dana H.
Assuntos: Algorithms ; Approximation methods ; Biomedical imaging ; biomedical signal processing ; Body Surface Potential Mapping ; Burns ; Cardiac Imaging Techniques - methods ; Catheters ; Computed tomography ; Diagnostic Imaging - methods ; Electric potential ; electric potential imaging ; Electrocardiography ; Female ; Heart ; Heart - anatomy & histology ; Heart - physiology ; Humans ; Image Processing, Computer-Assisted ; Image reconstruction ; inverse problems ; Male ; Medical imaging ; Models, Cardiovascular ; Signal Processing, Computer-Assisted ; Surface reconstruction
É parte de: IEEE transactions on medical imaging, 2014-03, Vol.33 (3), p.726-738
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Descrição: Cardiac electrical imaging from body surface potential measurements is increasingly being seen as a technology with the potential for use in the clinic, for example for pre-procedure planning or during-treatment guidance for ventricular arrhythmia ablation procedures. However several important impediments to widespread adoption of this technology remain to be effectively overcome. Here we address two of these impediments: the difficulty of reconstructing electric potentials on the inner (endocardial) as well as outer (epicardial) surfaces of the ventricles, and the need for full anatomical imaging of the subject's thorax to build an accurate subject-specific geometry. We introduce two new features in our reconstruction algorithm: a nonlinear low-order dynamic parameterization derived from the measured body surface signals, and a technique to jointly regularize both surfaces. With these methodological innovations in combination, it is possible to reconstruct endocardial activation from clinically acquired measurements with an imprecise thorax geometry. In particular we test the method using body surface potentials acquired from three subjects during clinical procedures where the subjects' hearts were paced on their endocardia using a catheter device. Our geometric models were constructed using a set of CT scans limited in axial extent to the immediate region near the heart. The catheter system provides a reference location to which we compare our results. We compare our estimates of pacing site localization, in terms of both accuracy and stability, to those reported in a recent clinical publication , where a full set of CT scans were available and only epicardial potentials were reconstructed.
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Using Transmural Regularization and Dynamic Modeling for Noninvasive Cardiac Potential Imaging of Endocardial Pacing With Imprecise Thoracic Geometry

Erem, Burak ; Coll-Font, Jaume ; Martinez Orellana, Ramon ; St'ovicek, Petr ; Brooks, Dana H.

United States: IEEE

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