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A priori model independent inverse potential mapping: the impact of electrode positioning

van der Graaf et al., 2016

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van der Graaf A
Bhagirath P
de Hooge J
de Groot N
Götte M
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Clinical Research in Cardiology

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Introduction In inverse potential mapping, local epicardial potentials are computed from recorded body surface potentials (BSP). When BSP are recorded with only a limited number of electrodes, in general biophysical a priori models are applied to facilitate the inverse …
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