COMPUTERIZED ELECTROCARDIOLOGY

要求提供资金，以支持出版1990年 心电图计算机解释会议。这 将是第15届年会，直到1988年， 工程基础。主题区尤为重要，因为它是 估计计算机处理的心电图数量 1987年，美国有5400万人， 15，000台具有分析功能的现场设备。 本次会议的总体目标是交流最新的 关于自动化心电学进展的信息， 科学家、生物医学工程师、临床研究人员、计算机 科学家、电生理学家和流行病学家。大多数 与会者将来自学术组织， 国际参与;工业界的科学家和工程师 致力于研究和开发的也将派代表参加。的 与会者的多学科性质将允许深入的前， 探讨技术/科学问题，如计算机辅助心电图， MI和缺血，纤颤/除颤机制，高级信号 低电平信号的处理，心律失常的数学建模， 身体表面绘图在儿科。计划在4天内举办8次会议 期间，包括一个年轻的调查员会议。的哲学 ISCE会议是仿照戈登会议，即，到 最大限度地利用讨论的机会。正式介绍， 上午和晚上都有相当多的时间进行讨论。下午 可在小型学习小组或研讨会中进行自由讨论; 下午亦会举行海报展览。科学领域 理想地满足临床心电图专家的兴趣， 电生理学家和生物工程师读者的杂志， 心电学（1 500名订户）。

Funds are requested to support publication of the Proceedings of the 1990 Conference on Computerized Interpretation of the Electrocardiogram. This will be the 15th Annual Conference which until 1988 was sponsored by the Engineering Foundation. The topic area is particularly important as it is estimated that the volume of computer-processed electrocardiograms was on the order of 54 million in 1987 in the United States and there are over 15,000 devices in the field with analysis capabilities. The overall objective of this Conference is to exchange the most recent information about automated electrocardiologic advances among basic scientists, biomedical engineers, clinical researchers, computer scientists, electrophysiologists and epidemiologists. The majority of participants will be from academic organizations with considerable international participation; scientists and engineers from industry committed to research and development will also be represented. The multidisciplinary nature of the participants will allow in-depth ex- ploration of technical/scientific issues such as computer-assisted ECG in MI and ischemia, fibrillation/defibrillation mechanisms, advanced signal processing of low level signals, mathematical modeling of arrhythmias and body surface mapping in pediatrics. Eight sessions are planned over a 4-day period, including a Young Investigators' session. The philosophy of the ISCE Conferences is patterned after the Gordon Conferences, i.e., to maximize opportunities for discussions. Formal presentations with considerable time for discussion are held mornings and evenings. Afternoons are available for free discussion in small study groups or workshops; poster sessions will also be held in the afternoons. The scientific areas addressed ideally match the interests of the clinical electrocardiologist, electrophysiologist and bioengineer readership of the Journal of Electrocardiology (1500 subscribers).