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IEEE Open J Eng Med Biol2023;4222-225.January 1, 2023Journal Article

A Database of Simultaneously Recorded ECG Signals With and Without EMG Noise.

Vladimir Atanasoski1,2, Jovana Petrovic1,2, Lana Popovic Maneski3, Marjan Miletic1,2, Milos Babic4, Aleksandra Nikolic4, Dorin Panescu5, Marija D Ivanovic1,2
1Vinca Institute of Nuclear Sciences 11351 Belgrade Serbia.
2HeartBeam, Inc. Santa Clara CA 95050 USA.
3Department of Institute of Technical Sciences of the SASA 11000 Belgrade Serbia.
4Institute for Cardiovascular Diseases Dedinje 11040 Belgrade Serbia.
5BIOTRONIK CRC EP, Inc. Santa Clara CA 12444 USA.
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Abstract

Goal: Noise on recorded electrocardiographic (ECG) signals may affect their clinical interpretation. Electromyographic (EMG) noise spectrally coincides with the QRS complex, which makes its removal particularly challenging. The problem of evaluating the noise-removal techniques has commonly been approached by algorithm testing on the contaminated ECG signals constructed ad hoc as an additive mixtu…

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