See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| AmbulatoryECGIOD |
The Ambulatory Electrocardiogram (ECG) IOD is the specification of digitized electrical signals
from the patient cardiac conduction system collected on the body surface, which has been
acquired by an ambulatory electrocardiography (Holter) device.
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| ArterialPulseWaveformIOD |
The Arterial Pulse Waveform IOD is the specification of digitized electrical signals from the patient arterial system collected throughpulse oximetry or other means by a Pulse modality or by a Pulse acquisition function within an imaging modality.
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| BasicCardiacEPIOD |
The Basic Cardiac IOD is the specification of digitized electrical signals from
the patient cardiac conduction system collected in the heart, which has been acquired by an EP
modality.
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| BasicVoiceAudioIOD |
The Basic Voice Audio IOD is the specification of a digitized sound that has been acquired or
created by an audio modality or by an audio acquisition function within an imaging modality.
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| GeneralAudioWaveformIOD |
The General Audio Waveform IOD is the specification of one or two channel digitized audio signals.
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| GeneralECGIOD |
The General Electrocardiogram (ECG) IOD is the specification of digitized electrical signals from
the patient cardiac conduction system collected on the body surface,
which has been acquired by an ECG modality or by an ECG acquisition function within an imaging modality.
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| HemodynamicIOD |
The Hemodynamic IOD is the specification of digitized pressure, electrical, and other signals from
the patient circulatory system, which has been acquired by a hemodynamic modality.
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| RespiratoryWaveformIOD |
The Respiratory Waveform IOD is the specification of digitized electrical signals from the patient respiratory system, which has beenacquired by a Respiratory modality or by a Respiratory acquisition function within an imaging modality.
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| TwelveLeadECGIOD |
The 12-Lead Electrocardiogram (12-Lead ECG) IOD is the specification of digitized electrical
signals from the patient cardiac conduction system collected on the body surface, which has
been acquired by an ECG modality or by an ECG acquisition function within an imaging modality.
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