ABSTRACT
Due to the low accuracy and efficiency of traditional manual and existing automated interpretation of ECG, misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis are easy to occur. Studies have shown that, artificial intelligence technology is the direction of ECG diagnosis in the future. The wide application of artificial intelligence in ECG diagnostic system will effectively promote the rapid development of electrocardiography and improve the level of clinical prevention, early warning and treatment as well as prognosis evaluation. Based on the research situation of our research group, we summarized and introduced the research progress of using artificial intelligence technology to assist ECG diagnosis at home and abroad in this paper.
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The Development and Trend of ECG Diagnosis Assisted by Artificial Intelligence
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