Abstract #4761

Reconstruction of the 12-lead ECG using a novel MR-compatible ECG sensor network

Jesus E Dos Reis^1,2, Paul Soullié², Grégory Petitmangin¹, Freddy Odille^2,3, and Jacques Felblinger^2,3

¹Schiller Medical SAS, Wissembourg, France, ²IADI, INSERM U947 and Université de Lorraine, Nancy, France, ³CIC-IT 1433, INSERM, Université de Lorraine and CHRU Nancy, Nancy, France

Currently patient monitoring and sequence triggering during MR imaging are achieved using a low bandwidth ECG of 1Hz-60 Hz. Such devices provide a limited number of ECG leads and thus do not provide the same diagnostic information as the standard 12-lead ECG. In this work we developed a high-bandwidth MR-compatible ECG sensor (0.05Hz – 150 Hz) that integrates real-time signal processing for ECG denoising. Several individual sensors are combined to reconstruct a 12-lead ECG during MR imaging. The system was tested on a volunteer at 1.5T and could be used during MR-guided intervention or for inverse ECG imaging.

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