N. Mehdi, X. Yu, Dongsheng Wu, N. Jojic, B. Baker, P. Gosavi, A. Seyd, S. Bodak, K. Umetani, Bin He
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Body surface Laplacian mapping from potential recordings in man
Body surface Laplacian maps were studied from a set of unipolar potential data in healthy human subjects. The present results indicate that body surface Laplacian maps can be obtained with high reproducibility in the human subjects studied, and can reveal detailed information regarding the underlying ventricular conduction process.