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ECGMRI3T22Ff 3 1024 144487





  
  

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ECGMRI3T22Ff.dat 16 26505.7731(42698)/mV 0 0 25074 -18399 0 I





  
  

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ECGMRI3T22Ff.dat 16 11431.0709(-41185)/mV 0 0 -21136 -19672 0 II





  
  

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ECGMRI3T22Ff.dat 16 12653.8774(-66013)/mV 0 0 -32767 7360 0 III





  
  

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#*Technical parameters of the MR scanner:





  
  

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#--Magnetic field strength:3T





  
  

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#--MR scanner:Siemens Magnetom Skyra





  
  

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#--Orientation of the static magnetic field (B0):Horizontal





  
  

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#*Technical parameters of the ECG hardware: 





  
  

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#--ECG recorder:MIPM Tesla M3 Patient Monitor





  
  

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#--ADC resolution:24bit





  
  

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#--ADC input voltage range:+/-2.4mV





  
  

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#--ECG lead configuration: Reduced Einthoven Triangle





  
  

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#*Information about the subject: 





  
  

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#--Sex:Male





  
  

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#--Age:23years





  
  

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#--Weight:65kg





  
  

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#--Height:170cm





  
  

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#--Positon in the scanner:Feet first (Ff)





  
  

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#--Respiration:Spontaneous respiration





  
  

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#*Electrocardiographic information: 





  
  

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#--Manual annotations of all QRS complexes





  
  

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#--No distinction between normal and abnormal beats (e.g. ectopic beats)





  
  

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#--No known cardiac diseases





  
  

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#*Contact information: 





  
  

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#--Otto-von-Guericke-Universitaet Magdeburg, Germany





  
  

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#--Johannes Krug Passand





  
  

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#--krug.johannes at gmail.com





  
  

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#*References: 





  
  

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#[1] J. Krug et al., A Database of Electrocardiogram Signals Acquired in Different Magnetic Resonance Imaging Scanners, Proc Comput Cardiol, 44, 2017