DIAGNOSIS OF BRUGADA SYNDROME BASED ON THE CONFIGURATION OF ELECTRIC ACTIVITY SIGNALS OF THE HEART

Abstract

This paper presents procedures for diagnosing and classifying heart disease called Brugada syndrome based on the configuration of the electrical activity signal of the heart. Representations of the action potential of the heart and electrocardiograms in the form of curves (signals, i.e. the display of these signals) provide information on the regularity or irregularity of electrical cardiac activity, or on the correct or incorrect work of the heart muscle. Since the electrocardiogram is the most reliable tool for diagnosing and classifying this syndrome, the parameters ie configurations of the electrocardiogram are described, on the basis of which Brugada syndrome is detected and the defined types of this syndrome are classified. Understanding the links between Brugada syndrome and electrocardiogram signal parameters helps doctors to more easily study and understand Brugada syndrome, which is very important for diagnosing but also for the procedure of therapy and treatment of this disease.