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ensitetm automap function  (Abbott Laboratories)
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Ensitetm Automap Function, supplied by Abbott Laboratories, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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ensite automap module  (Abbott Laboratories)
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Diagnostic pace mapping. ( A ) The distal electrodes of a steerable mapping catheter were positioned at the distal His area as indicated by the second intrinsic beat (*). Local pacing with reduced pacing amplitude from 10 mA@1 ms to 5 mA resulted in the transition from NS-His capture to S-HBP ( † ). By comparing the paced morphology with the intrinsic QRS complex beat to beat the <t>AutoMap</t> module, the loss of local myocardial capture (S-HBP) indicated a jump in the intrinsic morphology match score from 86% (not shown) to 97% (red box). Note that in addition to the “global” IMS for the 12-lead ECG, the algorithm calculates the morphology match for every single lead ( ‡ ). ( B ) IMS map using the cutoff values found in the study. The ECGs show an intrinsic beat during initially ineffective pacing followed by a paced morphology with an IMS of 92%, indicating S-HBP on the left (LAO) compared with NS-HBP on the right (postero-lateral view). 12-lead surface electrogram; ROV CS, mapping catheter, distal electrodes.
Ensite Automap Module, supplied by Abbott Laboratories, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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automaded  (Molecular Dynamics Inc)
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Molecular Dynamics Inc automaded
Diagnostic pace mapping. ( A ) The distal electrodes of a steerable mapping catheter were positioned at the distal His area as indicated by the second intrinsic beat (*). Local pacing with reduced pacing amplitude from 10 mA@1 ms to 5 mA resulted in the transition from NS-His capture to S-HBP ( † ). By comparing the paced morphology with the intrinsic QRS complex beat to beat the <t>AutoMap</t> module, the loss of local myocardial capture (S-HBP) indicated a jump in the intrinsic morphology match score from 86% (not shown) to 97% (red box). Note that in addition to the “global” IMS for the 12-lead ECG, the algorithm calculates the morphology match for every single lead ( ‡ ). ( B ) IMS map using the cutoff values found in the study. The ECGs show an intrinsic beat during initially ineffective pacing followed by a paced morphology with an IMS of 92%, indicating S-HBP on the left (LAO) compared with NS-HBP on the right (postero-lateral view). 12-lead surface electrogram; ROV CS, mapping catheter, distal electrodes.
Automaded, supplied by Molecular Dynamics Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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custom made software automapd  (MathWorks Inc)
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MathWorks Inc custom made software automapd
Diagnostic pace mapping. ( A ) The distal electrodes of a steerable mapping catheter were positioned at the distal His area as indicated by the second intrinsic beat (*). Local pacing with reduced pacing amplitude from 10 mA@1 ms to 5 mA resulted in the transition from NS-His capture to S-HBP ( † ). By comparing the paced morphology with the intrinsic QRS complex beat to beat the <t>AutoMap</t> module, the loss of local myocardial capture (S-HBP) indicated a jump in the intrinsic morphology match score from 86% (not shown) to 97% (red box). Note that in addition to the “global” IMS for the 12-lead ECG, the algorithm calculates the morphology match for every single lead ( ‡ ). ( B ) IMS map using the cutoff values found in the study. The ECGs show an intrinsic beat during initially ineffective pacing followed by a paced morphology with an IMS of 92%, indicating S-HBP on the left (LAO) compared with NS-HBP on the right (postero-lateral view). 12-lead surface electrogram; ROV CS, mapping catheter, distal electrodes.
Custom Made Software Automapd, supplied by MathWorks Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Diagnostic pace mapping. ( A ) The distal electrodes of a steerable mapping catheter were positioned at the distal His area as indicated by the second intrinsic beat (*). Local pacing with reduced pacing amplitude from 10 mA@1 ms to 5 mA resulted in the transition from NS-His capture to S-HBP ( † ). By comparing the paced morphology with the intrinsic QRS complex beat to beat the AutoMap module, the loss of local myocardial capture (S-HBP) indicated a jump in the intrinsic morphology match score from 86% (not shown) to 97% (red box). Note that in addition to the “global” IMS for the 12-lead ECG, the algorithm calculates the morphology match for every single lead ( ‡ ). ( B ) IMS map using the cutoff values found in the study. The ECGs show an intrinsic beat during initially ineffective pacing followed by a paced morphology with an IMS of 92%, indicating S-HBP on the left (LAO) compared with NS-HBP on the right (postero-lateral view). 12-lead surface electrogram; ROV CS, mapping catheter, distal electrodes.

Journal: Scientific Reports

Article Title: His bundle pacing guided by automated intrinsic morphology matching is feasible in patients with narrow QRS complexes

doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-07516-6

Figure Lengend Snippet: Diagnostic pace mapping. ( A ) The distal electrodes of a steerable mapping catheter were positioned at the distal His area as indicated by the second intrinsic beat (*). Local pacing with reduced pacing amplitude from 10 mA@1 ms to 5 mA resulted in the transition from NS-His capture to S-HBP ( † ). By comparing the paced morphology with the intrinsic QRS complex beat to beat the AutoMap module, the loss of local myocardial capture (S-HBP) indicated a jump in the intrinsic morphology match score from 86% (not shown) to 97% (red box). Note that in addition to the “global” IMS for the 12-lead ECG, the algorithm calculates the morphology match for every single lead ( ‡ ). ( B ) IMS map using the cutoff values found in the study. The ECGs show an intrinsic beat during initially ineffective pacing followed by a paced morphology with an IMS of 92%, indicating S-HBP on the left (LAO) compared with NS-HBP on the right (postero-lateral view). 12-lead surface electrogram; ROV CS, mapping catheter, distal electrodes.

Article Snippet: The EnSite AutoMap Module (Abbott, St Paul, MN) with automated morphology matching capability has been introduced to enhance fast EAM of premature ventricular beats and ventricular tachycardias.

Techniques: Diagnostic Assay