Ambulatory Electrocardiography—A New Systems Approach Based on Top-Down Structured Design
We describe a new system for ambulatory electrocardiography designed specifically to be used with Holter recording technology but also applicable to stress testing, CCU monitoring, and other cardiac function determinations. An important and unique aspect of the new system is its modular structure de...
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| description | We describe a new system for
ambulatory electrocardiography
designed specifically to be used with
Holter recording
technology but also applicable to stress testing, CCU monitoring, and other cardiac function determinations. An important and unique aspect of the new system is its modular structure derived from the discipline of
structured design,
and top-down,
structured programming.
Hardware-wise the elements of the EKG (arrhythmia) analysis process execute in a series of microprocessor-based modules. The software modules (programs) are written in FORTH. The overall design philosophy results in a flexible system that is piecemeal expandable and piecemeal updatable and that can be readily modified as requirements change and as new technology becomes available. |
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structured design,
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structured design,
and top-down,
structured programming.
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structured design,
and top-down,
structured programming.
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