A test experience with a machine-processed electrocardiography diagnosis: the recognition of "normal" and some specific patterns.
Five hundred ECG's, machine processed
, were examined by a panel of cardiologists. The panel was asked to identify the normal ECG pattern and to identify the ECG's which were abnormal. The results were compared with the original ECG's. The panel was able to identify the normal ECG pattern in 98% of the cases. The panel was able to identify the