论文信息 - A system for the analysis of long-term electrocardiographic studies in clinical research and training.

A system for the analysis of long-term electrocardiographic studies in clinical research and training.

A computer system has been developed for the analysis of data from long-term electrocardiographic studies in the context of an institution committed to clinical research and training. The major characteristics required of such a system are intelligence, flexibility, friendliness, and maintainability. These attributes are achieved by a user interface which consists of menus and interactive graphics, and by the use of highly modular software developed in a high-level programming language. The system has been used in studies of the effects of drugs on cardiac arrhythmias and has been easy to learn and convenient to use.

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