Caceres C A
Am J Cardiol. 1976 Sep;38(3):362-76. doi: 10.1016/0002-9149(76)90179-x.
Use of the computer for electrocardiographic interpretation has steadily increased over the past decade. Although acceptance by a majority of physicians has been slower than originally anticipated, it now appears assured. Nevertheless, the approach has limitations. These are primarily a result of the lack of objectivity in clinical electrocardiographic criteria for both measurement and diagnosis. The limitations are best judged by reviewing experience with a variety of programs. Currently this still involves abstracting from the reports of developers. Although not all developers have analyzed every portion of their programs, in general the data from one program apply to others; that is, all are with minor exceptions at the same "state of the art." Awareness of the limits of computer performance allows a physician to use the computer properly in his current electrocardiographic practice.
在过去十年中，计算机用于心电图解读的情况一直在稳步增加。尽管大多数医生的接受速度比最初预期的要慢，但现在看来已确定会被接受。然而，这种方法存在局限性。这些主要是由于临床心电图测量和诊断标准缺乏客观性所致。通过回顾各种程序的使用经验可以最好地判断这些局限性。目前这仍然需要从开发者的报告中提取信息。虽然并非所有开发者都分析了其程序的每个部分，但总体而言，一个程序的数据适用于其他程序；也就是说，除了一些小的例外，所有程序都处于相同的“技术水平”。了解计算机性能的局限性有助于医生在当前的心电图实践中正确使用计算机。
