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Strong corruption of electrocardiograms caused by cardiopulmonary resuscitation reduces efficiency of two-channel methods for removing motion artefacts in non-shockable rhythms
Resuscitation, 09/08/09

Werther T et al. – Using a simplified data model we showed that, when the ECG rhythm is non–shockable, two–channel methods could not reduce CPR artefacts without affecting the rhythm analysis for shock recommendation. The reason could be poor reconstruction when the artefacts are large. However, poor reconstruction was not a hindrance to re–identifying shockable rhythms.

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