Datasets
The package integrates with two publicly available datasets containing ECG signals and health outcomes: the MUSIC Dataset, and the MC-MED Dataset. MC-MED Dataset.
In addition, bespoke datasets can be analysed by creating a bespoke dataset_curator script.
MUSIC
The MUSIC (Sudden Cardiac Death in Chronic Heart Failure) dataset contains data from chronic heart failure patients attending heart failure clinics, including 24-hour Holter ECG recordings, additional clinical measurements such as left-ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF), and long-term outcomes. The original publication describing the dataset is Martin et al..
Participant Characteristics
Considering those patients with Holter ECG data available, the following table shows the numbers of patients found to meet various criteria:
Outcome |
No. with ECG available |
No. with prior MI and ECG available |
|---|---|---|
Any |
936 |
397 |
Any-cause Death: Yes, No |
253, 683 |
141, 256 |
Sudden cardiac death: Yes, survived |
88, 683 |
53, 256 |
Pump-failure death: Yes, survived |
108, 683 |
58, 256 |
Non-cardiac death: Yes, survived |
57, 683 |
30, 256 |
MC-MED
The MC-MED (Multimodal Clinical Monitoring in the Emergency Department) dataset contains physiological signals from patients soon after arrival at the Emergency Department (ED), alongside short-term health outcomes. The original publication describing the dataset is Kansal et al..
Participant Characteristics
The entire dataset contains data from 118,385 ED visits by 70,545 patients. According to our analysis, physiological signals were recorded in 83,590 visits by 53,109 patients.
Considering for instance those patients who had a primary diagnosis of a myocardial infarction (an MI), the following table shows the numbers of patients found to meet various criteria:
Outcome |
No. patients with MI diagnosis and ECG signal available |
|---|---|
Any (all were admitted) |
542 |
Any-cause Death in Hospital: Yes, No |
11, 531 |
Any-cause Rehospitalisation: Yes, No |
214, 352 |
CV Rehospitalisation: Yes, No |
88, 484 |
Cardiac Rehospitalisation: Yes, No |
81, 491 |