Modulation of heart disease information to the 12-lead ECG multifractal distribution

Jun Wang, Xinbao Ning and Ying Chen

Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications, 2003, vol. 325, issue 3, 485-491

Abstract: In this paper, a new viewpoint is proposed: the synchronous 12-lead ECG multifractal singularity spectrum distribution is modulated by the heart disease information. There is a well-regulated multifractal singularity spectrum distribution among different leads. We consider that the mean value of the area of human 12-lead ECG multifractal singularity spectrum is controlled mainly by his neurosystem and which shows the strength of the body's neuroautonomic control on the heart but not the extent of the heart disease. The human heart's intrinsic physiological and pathological activity modulates the human ECG multifractal singularity spectrum distribution. After modulation, the abnormal lead multifractal singularity spectrum can denote the heart disease region.

Keywords: Synchronous 12-lead ECG; Multifractal singularity spectrum distribution; Modulate; Heart disease information; Neurosystem (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2003
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DOI: 10.1016/S0378-4371(03)00252-8

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