Open AccessPhysiological Data of Baja California: PhysioBC, Electrocardiographic Results 1
Author(s) -
AUTHOR_ID,
Roberto L. Avitia
Publication year - 2021
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Dissertations/theses
DOI - 10.17488/rmib.30.1.33
Subject(s) - download , dissemination , population , data science , computer science , state (computer science) , order (exchange) , geography , medicine , world wide web , telecommunications , business , environmental health , finance , algorithm
Currently, having a database that represents physiologically a region or state of the republic involves a joint effort among research and clinical institutions. Due to their non-existence, researchers normally use foreign international databases organized for research purposes. One example is the development of mathematical algorithms for detecting pathologies in individuals with a population who have a different way of living than ours. PhysioBC®, aims to freely disseminate physiological data acquired in the population of Baja California, in order to develop precise models of pathology detection according to the genetics and way of living of our community. Because the data reported by INEGI in 2012, out of the 14,756 deaths, 19% had cardiovascular origin problems, in this paper, we present the steps of creating PhysioBC® first section, called electrocardiographic data. Currently we have 50 records taken in the manufacturing industry of Mexicali and 64 taken in volunteers. The records are divided into standard 12-lead and high-resolution 3-lead. All of them are free for download in different formats at PhysioBC® website.