“model for educational simulation of the neonatal ecg” trabalhos práticos - final presentation
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“Model for Educational Simulation of the Neonatal ECG” Trabalhos Práticos - Final Presentation. Author: J. Rodolfo Pinto Supervisor: Prof. Willem Van Meurs. Biomedical Engineering Msc, FEUP, 2003. Contents. Context Introduction Adult Electrophysiology - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
“Model for Educational Simulation of the Neonatal ECG”
Trabalhos Práticos - Final Presentation
Author: J. Rodolfo Pinto
Supervisor: Prof. Willem Van Meurs
Biomedical Engineering Msc, FEUP, 2003
1. Context
2. Introduction
3. Adult Electrophysiology
4. Reproduction of published Simulation Model
5. Conclusion & Future perspectives
6. References
“Trabalhos Práticos” – Final Presentation
Biomedical Engineering Msc, FEUP, 2003
Contents
1. Context
. Introduction to the Master’s thesis: “Model for educational simulation of the
Neonatal ECG”
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. Educational Simulation
1. Context
. Introduction to the Master’s thesis: “Model for educational simulation of the Neonatal ECG”
. Educational Simulation
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(1869 - 1927). Eindhoven & Einthoven
colaboration
. Eindhoven & Einthoven
colaboration
2. Introduction
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• Objectives of this mini-project:
• It focuses on the following elements:
- Adult Electrophysiology and Neonatal Cardiovascular Physiology
- Literature search of existing models and target data
- Simulation model reproduction and evaluation
- To introduce and become familiar with …… some of the physiological subject matter
… modelling and simulation techniques
3. Adult Electrophysiology
. Electrical activity at the cellular level
- The nerve resting membrane potential
- The nerve action membrane potential
- Propagation of the action potential
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3. Adult Electrophysiology
. Electrical activity at the cellular level
- The nerve resting membrane potential
- The nerve action membrane potential
- Propagation of the action potential
- Cardiac conduction system
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Biomedical Engineering Msc, FEUP, 2003
3. Adult Electrophysiology
. Electrical activity at the cellular level
- The nerve resting membrane potential
- The nerve action membrane potential
- Propagation of the action potential
- Cardiac conduction system
. Electrocardiography
- The basic ECG. P wave, QRS complex, T wave
. Time intervals (ST segment, isoelectric region)
. Amplitudes (R peak amplitude, P detection)
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3. Adult Electrophysiology
. Electrical activity at the cellular level
- The nerve resting membrane potential
- The nerve action membrane potential
- Propagation of the action potential
- Cardiac conduction system
. Electrocardiography
- The basic ECG
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- 12-lead Electrocardiogram
4. Reproduction of published simulation results
. Dynamic model description
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Quasi-periodicity of the ECG is explored to generate a trajectory in a 3-D state-space with coordinates (x,y,z).
The trajectory is around a limit cycle of unit radius in the (x,y) plane
Model proposed by McSharry et al.:
4. Reproduction of published simulation results
. Dynamic model description
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4. Reproduction of published simulation results
. Dynamic model description
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Used Technique: Euller method
Where: T = 1/fs (Integration Step Size)
. Implementation considerations
- Discretization
4. Reproduction of published simulation results
. Dynamic model description
. Implementation considerations
- Discretization
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Chosen Initial Values:
x(1) = 1
y(1) = 0
z(1) = 1.2
- Choice of Initial Conditions
4. Reproduction of published simulation results
. Dynamic model description
. Implementation considerations
- Discretization
- Choice of Initial Conditions
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Trajectory on the (x, y) plane
with different values for T = 1/fs:
- Choice of Integration Step Size
4. Reproduction of published simulation results
. Dynamic model description
. Implementation considerations
- Discretization
- Choice of Initial Conditions
- Choice of Integration Step Size
. Simulation Results
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Author results Vs Reproduction best results:
5. Conclusions & Future Perspectives
• The work in this mini-project provided background information for future phases in the planned masters work at the University of Technology, Eindhoven, The Netherlands, and introduced some of the concepts that will be used for generating neonatal ECGs.
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• An thorough understanding of Adult Electrophysiology forms the basis of Electrocardiography. Essential aspects were studied and summarized.
5. Conclusions & Future Perspectives
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• The ECG simulation results reproduced on this report were positive but require further adjustments. The literature search and analysis will be extended to other models. Depending on the specific neonatal requirements, some of those models may be applied directly, or adapted or redesigned to produce realistic synthetic ECGs
5. Conclusions & Future Perspectives
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The next step(s) ...
• Specific Neonatal Electrophysiology will be studied next. The Neonatal ECG has many specific issues that will be studied and applied on simulation together with neonatology experts at the Maxima Medical Center in Veldhoven, The Netherlands.
5. Conclusions & Future Perspectives
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6. References
[1] Guyton AC: Textbook of medical physiology, 8th Edition, W.B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia, 1991.
[2] Sheidt S: Basic Electrocardiography, 5th Edition, Novartis, USA, 2000
[3] Campbell NA, Mitchell LG, Reece JB: Biology, concepts and connections, 3 rd Edition, Addison Wesley Longman, Inc., San Francisco, 1999.
[4] Sá Couto CD: Model for educational simulation of the neonatal cardiovascular system, University of Porto College of Engineering MS(BME) thesis, Oct. 2002.
[5] McSharry PE, Clifford GD, Tarassenko L, Smith LA: A Dynamical Model for Generating Synthetic Electrocardiogram Signals, IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, Vol. 50, No 3, March 2003
[6] http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/ap.html
[7] http://www.blackwellscience.com/matthews/actionp.html
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