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Twelve Channel ECG system: This system reports all the twelve leads data in printed form, at that instance in manual reporting mode, whereas in automatic reporting mode, 12 leads along with interpretation and diagnosis.All 12 leads will be available on a live display monitor.
Three Channel ECG system: This system provides reports of three leads at single instance mainly in manual mode printed form, in automatic printing mode remaining leads will be automatically added along with interpretation and diagnosis.Single Channel ECG system: This system gives a report of only one lead at that instance either on a display monitor or printed paper.
The standard ways of reporting ECG are as given below: Even though all standard ECG systems acquire all 12 leads data they have been categorized by their way of report displays. The ECG machines are being manufactured by various companies in the world, and there are many varieties of reporting. The data displaying complete 12 lead recorded waveforms along with measurements, interpretation, and diagnosis after an electrocardiography procedure is called ECG report. In all these electrode combinations RL electrode biopotential is referred to as neutral. And remaining six leads are fetched from the chest surface C1 to C6 (or V1 to V6). Today 12 lead ECG acquisition procedure is the standard technique for acquiring ECG waveforms, in which six leads are constituted by the combination of four limb electrodes: right arm (RA), left arm (LA), left leg (LL), and right leg (RL). Since the first recording of the electrocardiogram (ECG) by Willem Einthoven there has been an evolution in the procedure and technology of acquiring ECG, its analysis, interpretation, diagnosis, display of ECG waveforms, and their accurate measurements. A single electrocardiogram waveform, recorded by connecting a minimum of two or three electrodes at different body parts, which exhibits a complete cycle of the heart’s contraction and relaxation process is called a lead. The output waveform of electrocardiography procedure representing biopotential voltage variation with reference to the time is termed as electrocardiogram and the machine or system used to acquire this waveform is known as an electrocardiograph. Electrocardiography is one of the most important, dependent, non-invasive and basic diagnostic procedures performed in causality, outpatient, intensive care, and surgical departments in order to find out the condition of the patient’s heart as well as its activity.
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