Clinical Usefulness of Computerized ECG Systems

Overview

Journal J Med Syst

Specialty Medical Informatics

Date 1987 Feb 1

PMID 3611993

Citations 1

Authors

L CREVASSE

M Ariet

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Abstract

Computer ECG systems provide a valuable function for ECG analysis, storage, retrieval, and serial comparison. The current systems can provide quality control of technician performance, acquisition equipment, and physician overreading. Its overall acceptability and clinical usefulness is documented in a clinical practice setting with a 90.4% computer-physician agreement in more than 20,000 ECGs. Computerized ECG systems have demonstrated their clinical usefulness in patient care.

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