Survey on ECG Denoising and Disease Detection

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IJSRD - International Journal for Scientific Research & Development| Vol. 4, Issue 04, 2016 | ISSN (online): 2321-0613

Survey on ECG Denoising and Disease Detection Sneha L.Patne1 Mrs.S.R.Khope2 1 Student 2Faculty 1,2 Department of Computer Engineering 1,2 G.H.Raisoni Institute of Engineering and Technology, Wagholi-Pune, India Abstract— This paper presents, an effective software tool for cardiac disease detection based on Matlab GUI.ECG signals are non-stationary signals and get affected by noise, so the noise is removed from the ECG signal which is called Denoising. For denoising of ECG signal discrete wavelet transform is applied. This denoised ECG signal is used to extract the features such as QRS complex, R peak and R-R interval. To extract the QRS complex from the ECG signal Pan Tompkins algorithm is used. These features are used to diagnose the cardiac arrhythmias such as bradycardia and tachycardia. Using Matlab GUI the results are displayed. An automatic generated Email which contains the screen capture of GUI panel is sent to the doctor who may be at remote location. Key words: ECG, Denoising, Discrete Wavelet Transform, Pan Tompkins Algorithm I. INTRODUCTION The Electrocardiogram represents electrical activity of heart. The Electrocardiogram is generated by measuring the electrical potential between different points. The potential difference is measured by placing electrodes on the surface of body. The frequency range of ECG is between 0. 1-150 HZ. The typical ECG signal contains 5 waves namely P wave, Q wave, R wave, S wave and T wave as shown in figure 1.By using these feature we can detect whether the patient is having any heart disease or not and also the type of disorder can be diagnosed. The ECG signal is non stationary in nature and easily gets affected by noise. There are different sources of noise by means of which ECG signal can get interfered such as noise generated from external sources to the patient and noise generated from the patient. Noise generated from external sources includes motion artifacts, power line disturbances, Baseline Wander (noise due to improper placement of electrodes).Noise generated from patient is muscle artifacts. The noisy ECG signal may lead to wrong interpretation and incorrect diagnosis.

Fig. 1: Typical ECG signal

Due such wrong interpretation false alarm may get generated. By analyzing ECG signal properly the heart disease can be diagnosed. But the visual analysis of ECG is very time consuming and complex task to do. As the symptoms of irregular activity of heart due to arrhythmia does not occurs whole day, they occurs at random hours in a day. This is very time consuming job for doctors which encourages the automatic diagnostic tool concept. Now a days doctors are preferring such tools to diagnose the diseases which reduces both complexity and time in diagnosis process. II. LITERATURE SURVEY Kaiyu Zhang, Lixin Song and Di Lu [1] presented the “Design of ECG Monitoring System based on GPRS “Which describes the work in remote ECG monitoring system and wireless data transmission. This system consists of MSP430F2148 processor as a controller. For wireless communication SIM 300 GPRS module is used. The system is divided into three basic modules: ECG acquisition module, wireless transmission module, doctor workstation module. The ECG acquisition module includes input protection and preamplifier, low pass filters, post amplifier and so on. The input protection and preamplifier circuit is used to remove noise from ECG signal as it weak and vulnerable to noise. The instrumentation amplifier with high common mode rejection ratio is required so AD620AN used.SIM 300 GPRS module is used for wireless communication which is controlled by MSP4230F2418 through AT commands.At doctor workstation VB6.0 and SQL 2000 development tool with Winsock programming technique is used to plot the ECG. But the use of GPRS increases the hardware required and also increases the complexity. Naazneen M. G., Sumaya Fathima, Syeda Husna Mohammadi, Sarah Iram L. Indikar, Abdul Saleem, Mohamed Jebran[12] Presented the “Design and Implementation of ECG Monitoring and Heart Rate Measurement System” which describes 3-lead Electrocardiogram monitoring system along with heart rate measurement. The acquisition of physical ECG signal is done by placing Ag/Cl electrode to the arms and right leg of patient. Instrumentation amplifier which has gain of 1000 is used to remove noise from ECG signal and low pass filters with cut off frequency 150 HZ. For calculation of heart rate microcontroller AT89S52 is used and the results i.e. the heart rate count is displayed on LCD.In this paper the advantage is low cost amplifier and filters are used but the data transmission is not done. Nisha singh [13] presented “Microcontroller Based Wireless Transmission on Biomedical Signal and Simulation in MATLAB” using Bluetooth technology. In this system Wireless transmission of biomedical signals like ECG, heart rate, blood pressure are

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