ISCE 2006 Session VII

Device Innovations


Session Chair

Chris Cabell
Duke University
Durham NC USA


Session Co-Chair

Elias Mallis
USFDA
Rockville MD USA




Time Speaker/Topic
0830 - 0835 Chris Cabell, Duke University, Durham NC USA
Overview

0835 - 0850 Fabio Badilini, AAMPS - LLC, Montichiari ITALY
The Use of ECGs in Interval Measurements and Automated Diagnostic Algorithms: Derived Ecgs, Lead Positions, and Representative Beats

0850 - 0905 Discussion

0905 - 0920 Justin Mortara, Mortara Instrument, Inc., Milwaukee WI USA
Fidelity of Waveform Definition from 128 Hz to 1000Hz: Does It Make a Difference?

0920 - 0935 Discussion

0935 - 0950 Chris Cabell, Duke University, Durham NC USA
The Use of ECG Algorithms in Clinical Care and Clinical Trials: The Balance between Machine and Human Interpretation?

0950 - 1005 Discussion

1005 - 1030 BREAK

1030 - 1045 Barbara Drew, UCSF, San Francisco CA USA
Novel ECG Configurations and Transmission Procedures: The Effect on Ischemia and Arrhythmia Determination

1045 - 1100 Discussion

1100 - 1115 Robert Lux, University of Utah, Salt Lake City UT USA
Understanding Pro-Arrhythmogenic Potential in Therapeutic Drug Development: Alternate Strategies for Detection and Monitoring of Arrhythmic Episodes

1115 - 1130 Discussion

1130 - 1145 Linda Shoemaker, USFDA, Rockville MD USA
What is an ECG? The FDA Perspective

1145 - 1200 Discussion



   
                 
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