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Deep Learning for Personalized Electrocardiogram Diagnosis: A Review
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Deep Learning for Personalized Electrocardiogram Diagnosis: A Review
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The electrocardiogram (ECG) remains a fundamental tool in cardiac diagnostics, yet its interpretation traditionally reliant on the expertise of cardiologists. The emergence of deep learning has heralded a revolutionary era in medical data analysis, particularly in the domain of ECG diagnostics. However, inter-patient variability prohibit the generalibility of ECG-AI model trained on a population dataset, hence degrade the performance of ECG-AI on specific patient or patient group. Many studies have address this challenge using different deep learning technologies. This comprehensive review systematically synthesizes research from a wide range of studies to provide an in-depth examination of cutting-edge deep-learning techniques in personalized ECG diagnosis. The review outlines a rigorous methodology for the selection of pertinent scholarly articles and offers a comprehensive overview of deep learning approaches applied to personalized ECG diagnostics. Moreover, the challenges these methods encounter are investigated, along with future research directions, culminating in insights into how the integration of deep learning can transform personalized ECG diagnosis and enhance cardiac care. By emphasizing both the strengths and limitations of current methodologies, this review underscores the immense potential of deep learning to refine and redefine ECG analysis in clinical practice, paving the way for more accurate, efficient, and personalized cardiac diagnostics.
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