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Computerized database analysis of multiple cycles of digitized cardiac electrical data involves a sophisticated evaluation of the heart's electrical activity through the use of two or more electrocardiogram (ECG) leads. This procedure is specifically designed to assess the severity of coronary artery disease (CAD). Initially, an ECG tracing is obtained, which captures the heart's electrical signals. This analog tracing is then processed using advanced computerized hardware and software, which amplifies and digitizes the data for further analysis. The digitized information is transmitted to a remote center, where it undergoes multiple nonlinear mathematical transformations. These transformations are crucial as they allow for a detailed examination of the ECG patterns. The transformed data is then compared against a comprehensive reference database, enabling the generation of a severity score. This score reflects the likelihood of clinically significant CAD, providing valuable insights for healthcare providers. Ultimately, the results of this analysis are transmitted back to the physician or other qualified healthcare provider, facilitating informed decision-making regarding patient care.
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