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Doctor Pavel Jurak

Institute of Scientific Instruments, the Czech Academy of Sciences, Brno (Czechia)
Membership: ESC Professional Member EHRA Member
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The main area of interest is the introduction of new methods and technologies in medicine. High-frequency high-dynamic-range ECG and EEG signal processing – segmentation, averaging, spectral analysis, event-related potentials, synchronization/desynchronization, individual frequencies, high-frequency oscillations, signal propagation, and brain connectivity, drugs effect on Parkinson’s disease, ultra-fast EEG from deep brain electrodes processing, methods of seizures detection in epileptic patients, polysomnographic sleep studies data processing. Recently, ultra-high-frequency electrography (UHF-ECG) in cardiac pacing therapy optimization and technology transfer to clinical medicine has been a hot topic.
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During cardiac resynchronization, ultra-high-frequency electrocardiographic parameters focused on left ventricular dyssynchrony provide a comprehensive reflection of hemodynamic improvement
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During cardiac resynchronization, ultra-high-frequency electrocardiographic parameters focused on left ventricular dyssynchrony provide a comprehensive reflection of hemodynamic improvement
From ECG to broadband ECG, focused on the ventricular activation
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From ECG to broadband ECG, focused on the ventricular activation
Dyssynchrony assessment by ultra-high-frequency electrocardiography: a single numerical parameter to identify the relationship between right and left ventricular depolarization
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Dyssynchrony assessment by ultra-high-frequency electrocardiography: a single numerical parameter to identify the relationship between right and left ventricular depolarization
Ventricular Dyssynchrony Imaging for conduction system pacing using UHF-ECG
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Ventricular Dyssynchrony Imaging for conduction system pacing using UHF-ECG
Physiological vs. non-physiological heart pacing as assessed by ultra-high-frequency ECG
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Physiological vs. non-physiological heart pacing as assessed by ultra-high-frequency ECG
Ventricular Dyssynchrony Imaging - VDI monitor, cardiac pacing procedure optimization by ultra-high-frequency ECG
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Ventricular Dyssynchrony Imaging - VDI monitor, cardiac pacing procedure optimization by ultra-high-frequency ECG
Electrical ventricular dyssynchrony parameter able to predict CRT response, MADIT-CRT trial
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Electrical ventricular dyssynchrony parameter able to predict CRT response, MADIT-CRT trial

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