ReviewJournal of imaging2026
A Review of the Forward Problem in Electrocardiographic Imaging.
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Abstract
Electrocardiographic imaging (ECGI) is a noninvasive technique for reconstructing cardiac electrical activity by recording body-surface potentials and geometric information of the heart and torso. The ECGI forward problem is the cornerstone of ECGI. Depending on the forward model, ECGI can reconstruct epicardial/endocardial surface potentials, activation/recovery sequences, transmembrane voltages, and other electrophysiological quantities of interest. This article reviews the modeling process and research progress of forward modeling. This review systematically summarizes the mathematical methods used in the ECGI forward problem by classifying them into three representative models: the cardiac surface potential (CSP), equivalent double-layer (EDL), and transmembrane voltage (TMV) models, with detailed derivations and guidance on their practical applications.
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