Wavelet analysis of the impedance cardiogram waveforms

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Impedance cardiography has been used for diagnosing atrial and ventricular dysfunctions, valve disorders, aortic stenosis, and vascular diseases. Almost all the applications of impedance cardiography require determination of some of the characteristic points of the ICG waveform. The ICG waveform has a set of characteristic points known as A, B, E ((dZ/dt)max) X, Y, O and Z. These points are related to distinct physiological events in the cardiac cycle. Objective of this work is an approbation of a new method of processing and interpretation of the impedance cardiogram waveforms using wavelet analysis. A method of computer thoracic tetrapolar polyrheocardiography is used for hemodynamic registrations. Use of original wavelet differentiation algorithm allows combining filtration and calculation of the derivatives of rheocardiogram. The proposed approach can be used in clinical practice for early diagnostics of cardiovascular system remodelling in the course of different pathologies.

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Podtaev, S., Stepanov, R., Dumler, A., Chugainov, S., & Tziberkin, K. (2012). Wavelet analysis of the impedance cardiogram waveforms. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 407). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/407/1/012003

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