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electrogram
(redirected from intracardiac electrogram)

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electrogram [i′lek·trə‚gram]
(electronics)
A record of an image of an object made by sparking, usually on paper.
(meteorology)
A record, usually automatically produced, which shows the time variations of the atmospheric electric field at a given point.
(physiology)
The graphic representation of electric events in living tissues; commonly, an electrocardiogram or electroencephalogram.


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For each ICD-recorded episode of tachyarrhythmia, the date, time, beat-to-beat intervals, and intracardiac electrogram before, during, and after episodes were recovered from the ICD.
CONNECTION OF CHOICE([TM]) is enabled by the brand new CARTO([R]) System hardware configuration featuring a central connection point for all catheters and equipment while preserving the signal quality of intracardiac electrograms.
Date, time, and intracardiac electrograms of ICD-detected arrhythmias were downloaded at the patients' regular follow-up visits (about every 3 months).
 
 
 
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