Cardiologs Technologies Sas

Thomas Bordier

Jia Li

Julien Fontanarava

Christophe Gardella

Chiara Scabellone

Cyril Gaudefroy

Benjamin Barre

Mathieu Sornay

Romain Pomier

Marie-Albane De Saint Victor

Karen Prior

Systems and methods are provided for analyzing electrocardiogram (ECG) data of a patient using a substantial amount of ECG data. The systems receive ECG data from a sensing device positioned on a patient such as one or more ECG leads. The system may include an application that communicates with an ECG platform running on a server(s) that processes and analyzes the ECG data, e.g., using neural networks for delineation of the cardiac signal and classification of various abnormalities, conditions and/or descriptors. The ECG platform may further process and analyze the ECG data using neural networks and/or algorithms for embedding and grouping. The processed ECG data is used to generate a graphic user interface that is communicated from the server(s) to a computer for display in a user-friendly and interactive manner with enhanced accuracy.

Electrocardiogram processing system for delineation and classification

Systems and methods are provided for analyzing electrocardiogram (ECG) data of a patient using a substantial amount of ECG data. The systems receive ECG data from a sensing device positioned on a patient such as one or more ECG leads. The system may include an application that communicates with an ECG platform running on a server(s) that processes and analyzes the ECG data, e.g., using neural networks for delineation of the cardiac signal and classification of various abnormalities, conditions and/or descriptors. The processed ECG data is communicated from the server(s) for display in a user-friendly and interactive manner with enhanced accuracy.

The disclosure relates to systems and methods of converting a representation of a physiological signal (e.g., a non-digitized version such as a printed curve) into a digitized representation of the physiological signal of a subject. For example, a printed electrocardiogram (ECG) may be digitized using the systems are methods provided herein. The method may include receiving a digitized image of a printed curve representing the physiological signal of the subject, and detecting at least one region of interest having a portion of the physiological signal. For each of the regions of interest, the method may include extracting coordinates representing the physiological signal and registering the extracted coordinates.

Systems and methods for digitizing electrocardiograms

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Thomas Bordier