Cardiac MRI with concurrent physiological monitoring using MRI-compatible 12-lead ECG

نویسندگان

  • Zion Tse
  • Charles Dumoulin
  • Gari Clifford
  • Julien Oster
  • Michael Jerosch-Herold
  • Raymond Kwong
  • William Stevenson
  • Ehud J Schmidt
چکیده

Background High fidelity 12-lead ECG is important for physiological monitoring during cardiovascular interventions. A dominant ECG R-wave is essential for synchronizing cardiac MRI. Obtaining the real ECG in MRI is challenging due to a superimposed Magneto-Hydro-Dynamic (MHD) voltage (VMHD) [1], & strong induced voltages from MRI switched gradients. Detecting acute ischemia by ST segment [2] is difficult due to VMHD peaks that occur during this period. We previously [1] presented (A) an adaptive MHD filtering procedure, based on 3 ECG training sets, & (B) R-wave detection based on 3-D ECG multichannel analysis. We extended our solution with (C) an electronic switching circuitry that blocks ECG transmission during Gradient Ramps and RadioFrequency Transmission (GR&RF), providing; (1) 12lead diagnostic-quality ECG free of MHD & GR&RF, (2) beat-to-beat stroke volumes (SV) estimated from VMHD, (3) accurately-gated cardiac MR images.

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دوره 14  شماره 

صفحات  -

تاریخ انتشار 2012