Method and apparatus for evaluating cardiac function

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PATENT NO 9913592
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13635709

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The present invention relates to a method for assessing the electrical function of a heart, comprising the steps of: (1) for each of a plurality of leads of an ECG, determining a value derived from the output of that lead and which corresponds to an action potential duration; (2) for each of the plurality of leads of the ECG, determining a value derived from the output of that lead and which corresponds to a diastolic interval; (3) for each of the plurality of leads of the ECG, determining a relationship between the determined values for action potential duration and for diastolic interval; (3) assessing the differences between the determined relationships for each of the plurality of leads. The invention further relates to apparatus and a computer program that may be used in the method.

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UNIVERSITY OF LEICESTERLEICESTER LEICESTERSHIRE LE1 7RH

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Ng, G André Leicester, GB 1 17
Nicolson, William Leicester, GB 2 17

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