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. 2022 Dec 22;13:1089343. doi: 10.3389/fphys.2022.1089343

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The effect of patch location on simulated body surface potentials. (A) The mean ± standard deviation of correlation coefficient (CC) per BPS lead between normal and diseased BSP. Each lead is represented by a dot with the color representing average CC (range 0.6–1) and size representing the magnitude in standard deviation of CC. The heart contour (light grey) with patch (dark grey) is displayed within the torso. (B) Representative example of the effect of patch location on BSP. Activation sequences of the patches and ventricles are displayed from red (early) to blue (late) with isochrone steps of 10 ms. Simulated BSP are displayed for the standard 12-lead ECG. The colors in the ECG correspond to the colors stated in the left column with the simulation characteristics. One cube in the 12-lead ECG corresponds to 40 ms (width) and 0.5 mV (height).