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. 2019 May 28;19(11):2436. doi: 10.3390/s19112436

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Influence of body position on the occurrence of artefacts for RR-interval measurements using gel electrodes and the ECG-belt. The influence of body position (supine, prone, left body side, right body side) on measurement quality is presented. Data relate to 13 or fewer applications of a belt. A, gel electrodes; B, ECG-belt. Supine, patient lying on the back; prone, patient lying on the chest; left and right, patient lying laterally Black part of boxes indicates upper quartile; white part of boxes indicates the lower quartile. Whiskers represent data for maximal values.