Method and system for detecting P-waves in the surface ECG signal

Amos Katz; Nahum Noam Weissman; Yaniv Zigel

Method and system for detecting P-waves in the surface ECG signal

Amos Katz (Inventor), Nahum Noam Weissman (Inventor), Yaniv Zigel (Inventor)

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Abstract

The invention provides an ECG system and apparatus for detecting P-waves even in the patients with arrhythmia. The system is capable of obtaining sufficient data from eight leads and to display an ECG construct with marked or emphasized P-waves.

Original language	American English
Patent number	US 8750973
State	Published - 1 Jun 2014

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