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No references found | The IIT experts are working on a project with Germany's top institute KIT, with which the report of ECG would be converted into an image for better analysis of the heart diseases using inverse ECG. While ultrasound is not sensitive enough to catch variations in the rhythm that could indicate problems, ECG has not yet been reliably used, except by attaching an electrode to the baby's scalp during labour. Culture secretary Andy Burnham officially opened the John Moores university facility, which will offer ECG screening at pounds 35 a time. |
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