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  • Accurate real-time estimation of cardiac bioelectric sources is challenging.

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  • To develop a fast, novel method for solving the inverse electrocardiography problem.
  • To enable real-time estimation of equivalent bioelectric sources on the heart's surface.

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  • Application of Huygens' Principle to interpolate thoracic surface measurements.
  • Utilizing secondary Huygens' sources to determine eigenfunction expansion weighting factors.
  • Employing the electromagnetics reciprocity theorem to derive equivalent pericardial sources.

Main Results:

  • The novel method provides a fast approach to inverse electrocardiography.
  • Calculated surface potentials from derived sources closely match measured electrocardiogram (ECG) data.
  • The methodology demonstrates self-validation through agreement with experimental measurements.

Conclusions:

  • This approach offers a viable, fast solution for the inverse electrocardiography problem.
  • The developed method can be used to create a real-time tool for estimating epicardial sources during ECG recordings.