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Ventricular late potential detection can be used as a non-invasive diagnostic tool, but traditional detection techniques need around 300 heartbeats and fail to obtain the beat-to-beat information. This paper combines a modified signal averaging and an adaptive enhancer to deal with non-stationary environments and get beat-to-beat information from as little as 60 beats. In the ventricular late potential region of the recovered signal, discernible patterns indicate the presence or not of such waveforms. A maximum absolute value “averaging” can emphasize the boundaries of the QRS complex even further to successfully detect ventricular late potentials.

An Adaptive Enhancer with Modified Signal Averaging Scheme to Detect Ventricular Late Potentials