AI-Enhanced Reconstruction of the 12-Lead Electrocardiogram via 3-Leads with Accurate Clinical Assessment
Mason, F.; Pandey, A. C.; Gadaleta, M.; Topol, E. J.; Muse, E. D.; Quer, G.
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The 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) is an integral component to the diagnosis of a multitude of cardiovascular conditions. It is performed using a complex set of skin surface electrodes, limiting its use outside traditional clinical settings. We developed an artificial intelligence algorithm, trained over 600,000 clinically acquired ECGs, to explore whether fewer leads as input are sufficient to reconstruct a full 12-lead ECG. Two limb leads (I and II) and one precordial lead (V3) were required to generate a reconstructed synthetic 12-lead ECG highly correlated with the original ECG. An automatic algorithm for detection of acute myocardial infarction (MI) performed similarly for original and reconstructed ECGs (AUC=0.94). When interpreted by cardiologists, reconstructed ECGs achieved an accuracy of 81.4{+/-}5.0% in identifying ST elevation MI, comparable with the original 12-lead ECGs (accuracy 84.6{+/-}4.6%). These results will impact development efforts to innovate ECG acquisition methods with simplified tools in non-specialized settings.
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