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Trajectory Analysis of ECG Motif Dynamics in the Run-up to Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Early warning signatures of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) remain poorly characterised in long-duration ECG. We quantified pre-event changes in ECG morphology using a motif-based trajectory framework. Holter ECGs from 23 patients with annotated SCA were analysed over non-overlapping 10 s windows. Windo
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