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. 2014 Jul 17;9(7):e102814. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0102814

Figure 1. Illustration of typical averaged shapes of ODP, BPL and ECG signals for patient with PACG.

Figure 1

The shapes of presented signals were averaged for one heart cycle and the considered signal parameters are following: τ(ECG, BPL) – time delay between R wave peak of ECG and systolic BPL peak; τ(ECG, maxODP1) – time delay between R wave peak of ECG and the first major ODP maximum; τ(ECG, maxODP2) – time delay between R wave peak of ECG and the second major ODP maximum; τ(BPL, maxODP1) – time delay between systolic BPL peak and the first major ODP maximum; τ(BPL, maxODP2) – time delay between systolic BPL peak and the second major ODP maximum; preCT – preliminary crest time - time taken from minimum to the first major maximum of ODP shape; CT – crest time - time taken from minimum to maximum of ODP shape; HCT – time duration of heart cycle, taken from R peak to the next R peak of ECG shape.