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Unipolar Electrogram Eigenvalue Distribution Analysis for the Identification of Atrial Fibrosis

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Atrial fibrosis plays an important role in the pathogenesis of atrial fibrillation (AF). Low bipolar electrograms (b-EGMs) peak-to-peak voltage areas indicate scar tissue and are considered targets for AF substrate ablation. However, this approach ignores the spatiotemporal information embedded in the signal and the dependence of b-EGMs on catheter orientation. This work proposes an approach to detect fibrosis based on the eigenvalue dominance ratio (EIGDR) in an ensemble (clique) of unipolar electrograms (u-EGMs). A 2-D tissue with a central circular patch of fibrosis has been simulated using the Courtemanche cellular model. Maps of EIGDR have been computed using two sizes of electrode cliques, from the original u-EGMs within the ensemble or after a time alignment of these signals. Performance of each map in detecting fibrosis has been evaluated using receiver operating characteristic curves and detection accuracy. Best results achieve an area under the curve (AUC) of 0.98 and an accuracy (ACC) of 1 when we use as marker the gain in eigenvalue dominance produced by the ensemble alignment. Riccio, Jennifer; Rocher Ventura, Sara; Martínez Mateu, Laura; Alcaine Otín, Alejandro; Sáiz Rodríguez, Javier; Martínez Cortés, Juan Pablo; Laguna Lasaosa, Pablo

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Unipolar Electrogram Eigenvalue Distribution Analysis for the Identification of Atrial Fibrosis

Author: Riccio, Jennifer; Martínez Cortés, Juan Pablo; Laguna Lasaosa, Pablo; Rocher Ventura, Sara; Martínez Mateu, Laura; Alcaine Otín, Alejandro; Sáiz Rodríguez, Javier
Year: 2020
DOI: 10.22489/CinC.2020.434
Source: https://zaguan.unizar.es/record/99442/files/texto_completo.pdf
Unipola Elec og am Eigen alue Dis ibu ion Analysis o he Iden i ica ion o
A ial Fib osis
Jenni e Riccio1, Sa a Roche 2, Lau a Ma ´
ınez-Ma eu2, Alejand o Alcaine3,1, Ja ie Saiz2,
Juan Pablo Ma ´
ınez1,3, Pablo Laguna1,3
1BSICoS, I3A, IIS A ag´
on, Uni e sidad de Za agoza, Za agoza, Spain
2Ci2B, Uni e si a Poli `
ecnica de Val`
encia, Valencia, Spain
3CIBER en Bioingenie ´
ıa, Bioma e iales y Nanomedicina (CIBER-BBN), Spain
Abs ac
A ial ib osis plays an impo an ole in he pa hogene-
sis o a ial ib illa ion (AF). Low bipola elec og ams (b-
EGMs) peak- o-peak ol age a eas indica e sca issue and
a e conside ed a ge s o AF subs a e abla ion. Howe e ,
his app oach igno es he spa io empo al in o ma ion em-
bedded in he signal and he dependence o b-EGMs on
ca he e o ien a ion. This wo k p oposes an app oach o
de ec ib osis based on he eigen alue dominance a io
(EIGDR) in an ensemble (clique) o unipola elec og ams
(u-EGMs). A 2-D issue wi h a cen al ci cula pa ch o
ib osis has been simula ed using he Cou emanche cellu-
la model. Maps o EIGDR ha e been compu ed using wo
sizes o elec ode cliques, om he o iginal u-EGMs wi hin
he ensemble o a e a ime alignmen o hese signals.
Pe o mance o each map in de ec ing ib osis has been
e alua ed using ecei e ope a ing cha ac e is ic cu es
and de ec ion accu acy. Bes esul s achie e an a ea un-
de he cu e (AUC) o 0.98 and an accu acy (ACC) o 1
when we use as ma ke he gain in eigen alue dominance
p oduced by he ensemble alignmen .
1. In oduc ion
A ial ib osis ep esen s a s uc u al abno mali y o
he a ium, which al e s he elec ical conduc ion and ex-
ci abili y o he issue. Fib oblas s p oli e a ion and hei
sec e ion o ex acellula ma ix p o eins, such as collagen,
cha ac e ize ib o ic issue [1]. These p o eins a e mainly
in ol ed in he epa a i e p ocess o eplace damaged my-
oca dial pa enchyma [2].
A ial ib osis is obse ed o be closely ela ed o a ial
ib illa ion (AF), e en i hei causal ela ionship is s ill
challenging [3]. On he one hand, an ex ensi e ib o ic
p ocess in he a ium can p omo e pe sis en AF [3]; on
he o he hand, s uc u al a ial emodeling ound in AF
p oduces ib osis and al e s issue unc ion [2]. Elec o-
physiologically, a ial ib osis p oduces low- ol age in ac-
a diac elec og ams (EGMs), which can be iden i ied us-
ing elec oana omical mapping (EAM) [4]. Peak- o-peak
bipola ol age maps can be cons uc ed h ough da a ob-
ained du ing subs a e mapping [5], being bipola ol age
an in e es ing ma ke du ing sinus hy hm (SR) as well as
in AF. Low- ol age a eas a e ypically de ined as hose
wi h peak- o-peak bipola ol age below 0.5 mV du ing
SR. Howe e , some d awbacks o his p ocedu e should be
pu in e idence. Fi s , peak- o-peak ol age measu e does
no p o ide in o ma ion abou mo phological ea u es o
empo al end embedded in he signal; he e o e, ol age
h esholding does no ake in o accoun he p esence o un-
de lying abno mali ies in he a ia. Second, he me hod-
ology o de ine low ol age a eas has no been s anda d-
ised [6]. Thi d, spa ial he e ogenei y is no accoun ed o .
Fou h, low bipola ol age can also be in luenced by o he
ac o s han ib osis, such as ac i a ion di ec ion, elec ode
size, in e elec ode dis ance and il e ing [4], [6], as well
as by echnical p oblems such as poo elec ode con ac in
ana omically di icul si es (e.g. he pulmona y eins) o
i s ins abili y in ime.
In o de o o e come hese limi a ions, in his wo k we
p opose he dominan - o- emaining eigen alue dominance
a io (EIGDR) o unipola EGMs (u-EGMs) as a measu e
o he ol age wa e on oughness and co ela e i wi h
he p esence o ib osis. We compu e maps o eigen alues
a ios conside ing wo di e en elec ode clique a ange-
men s (ECA) and we e alua ed he abili y o each map o
de ec a ib osis pa ch in he con ex o a simula ion s udy.
Maps ha e been c ea ed om he whole leng h o u-EGMs,
using 0oand 45oca he e o ien a ions wi h espec o he
wa e on p opaga ion.
2. Ma e ials
A 2-D a ial issue o 4x4 cm o hexahed ic elemen s
simula ed wi h 100 µm esolu ion using he Cou emanche
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cellula model [7] has been used. Conduc ion he e ogene-
i y induced by ch onic AF in le a ium has been consid-
e ed in he model. The simula ed issue includes a ci cula
pa ch o di use ib osis ha ing a diame e o 2 cm, whe e
20% nodes ha e andomly been assigned he Malecka
model o ib oblas s [8] and a conduc i i y educ ion o
30%. Le xk(n)be he u-EGMs compu ed wi h a sampling
equency o 1 kHz a a high-densi y mul i-elec ode a ay
(MEA) o 15×15 elec odes, k∈ {1,...,225}, loca ed
a si es (i, j), i, j ∈ {1, .., 15}. The MEA has an in e -
elec ode dis ance d= 2 mm, is cen e ed in he issue slice
and loca ed a 1 mm dis ance om he issue su ace. Each
simula ed u-EGM is 500 ms long and con ains a single ac-
i a ion (depola iza ion plus epola iza ion) co esponding
o one sinus bea .
3. Me hods
3.1. Eigen alue analysis
In his wo k, we p opose and assess EIGDR om u-
EGMs a each 3×3 and 2×2 clique om he MEA, as
ib osis ma ke s. Eigen alues we e ob ained om he
spa ial co a iance ma ix o bo h o iginal and aligned u-
EGMs wi hin clique ensembles. Signals ha e been aligned
as p oposed in [9], acco ding o he maximum c oss-
co ela ion wi h espec o he highes ampli ude u-EGM.
Fo each elec odes clique, he a io Ro he dominan - o-
emaining eigen alues, compu ed as:
R=λ1
PK
k=2 λk
,(1)
whe e Kis he numbe o u-EGMs xk(n)in he clique
ensemble (4 o 9 in his s udy), is es ima ed o quan i y
EIGDR. Fo a heo e ical analysis o EIGDR, he model
xk(n) = αks(n−τk) + k(n) + k(n)(2)
is conside ed o he u-EGMs xk(n)a he k h elec ode,
whe e s(n)is he clean and space in a ian u-EGM in he
case o a plane wa e p opaga ion, τkis he delay o he k h
u-EGM s(n−τk)wi h espec o he ime e e ence in he
ensemble, αkis a pa ame e accoun ing o u-EGM ampli-
ude (dec eased a ib osis, αk<1, wi h espec o no mal
issue, αk= 1), k(n) ep esen s he u-EGM ib o ic com-
ponen (absen in no mal issue), and k(n)is he noise
componen o he k h u-EGM. The ene gy o s(n)is de-
no ed by Es, and Es0 ep esen s he ene gy o i s de i a i e
s0(n). The delays τka e cha ac e ized by hei a iance,
β2σ2
θ, wi h β > 1 in ib osis, a ac o accoun ing in e sely
o ib osis gene a ed speed educ ion ela i e o no mal
issue whe e β=1. αkis modelled as andom a iable
wi h mean E[αk] = αand a iance σ2
α. Noise is con-
side ed o be ze o-mean, Gaussian, whi e and unco ela ed
wi h τkand k(n), wi h a iance σ2
. The a iance o he
ze o-mean ib o ic componen ac oss clique elec odes is
deno ed by σ2
.
Fou u-EGMs scena ios o non-aligned (NA) and
aligned (A) u-EGMs a non- ib o ic (NF) and ib o ic (F)
a eas a e conside ed and hei app oxima e heo e ical
eigen alues a e de i ed acco ding o he p ocedu e p e-
sen ed in [10]. Table 1 shows he eigen alues λkand
EIGDR o he ou scena ios.
Fib osis ma ke s:
•F om he de i a ions in equa ions p esen ed in Table 1,
i is clea ha R>RF, as esul o h ee concomi an e -
ec s appea ing simul aneously a ib osis: a) highe mo -
phology dispe sion, σ2
, b) lowe ampli ude, α < 1, and c)
la ge delays esul ing in la ge misalignmen dispe sion
β > 1. Then Ris p oposed as one ma ke o ib osis
de ec ion.
•Simila ly, o he same wo i s easons, i also esul s
ha RA>RA
F, sugges ing RAas o he ib osis de ec ion
ma ke .
•Analyzing he a io ∆RFbe ween EIGDR in non-
ib o ic a eas wi h espec o ib o ic ones, ep esen ing he
eigen alue concen a ion los by ib osis, and hen a mea-
su e o he sepa abili y powe o RFas a ma ke o ib o-
sis, we ob ain o misaligned u-EGMs, σ2
θ>0:
∆RF=R
RF
≈β2σ2
θEs0+N(σ2
+σ2
)
(α2+σ2
α)
σ2
θEs0+Nσ2
.(3)
To e alua e how ∆RF a ies wi h he le el o misalign-
men σ2
θwe pe o m he de i a i e, ob aining:
∂∆RF
∂σ2
θ
≈
−Es0Nσ2
+σ2
1−β2α2+σ2
α
α2+σ2
α(σ2
θEs0+Nσ2
)2.
(4)
The e m 1−β2α2+σ2
α is ypically >0since in i-
b osis βcan ge alues up o 2 and αup o 1/8 [11], esul -
ing ha ∂∆RF
∂σ2
θ
<0, jus i ying he ad an age o alignmen ,
since he highe he misalignmen σ2
θ, he lowe he sepa a-
bili y capaci y o RF o disc imina e be ween ib osis and
non- ib osis, sugges ing ha RA
Fis be e sui ed ma ke
han RF.
•Al e na i ely, he a io ∆RAbe ween EIGDR be o e
and a e alignmen , ep esen ing he gain in eigen alue
concen a ion p oduced by he ensemble alignmen , is con-
side ed. In he case o ib osis, i is eached he alue:
∆RA=RA
F
RF
≈
Esβ2σ2
θα2+σ2
αEs0+N(σ2
+σ2
)
N(σ2
+σ2
)(Es−β2σ2
θEs0)
.
(5)
To e alua e how ∆RA a ies wi h he le el o ib osis σ2
we also pe o m he de i a i e, ob aining:
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u-EGM model λkEIGDR
NA, NF xk(n) = s(n−τk) + k(n)λk≈


(Es−σ2
θEs0)K/N +σ2
, k = 1;
σ2
θEs0K/N +σ2
, k = 2;
σ2
, k = 3,...,K,
R ≈ Es−σ2
θEs0
σ2
θEs0+Nσ2
.
A, NF xk(n) = s(n) + k(n)λk≈EsK/N +σ2
, k = 1;
σ2
, k = 2,...,K, RA≈Es
Nσ2
.
NA, F xk(n)=αks(n−τk)+ k(n)+ k(n)λk≈




α2+σ2
α(Es−β2σ2
θEs0)K/N +σ2
+σ2
, k = 1;
α2+σ2
αβ2σ2
θEs0K/N +σ2
+σ2
, k = 2;
σ2
+σ2
, k = 3, ., K
RF≈Es−β2σ2
θEs0
β2σ2
θEs0+
N(σ2
+σ2
)
(α2+σ2
α)
A, F xk(n) = αks(n) + k(n) + k(n)λk≈(α2+σ2
αEsK/N +σ2
+σ2
, k = 1;
σ2
+σ2
, k = 2,...,K, RA
F≈Es
N(σ2
+σ2
)
(α2+σ2
α)
.
Table 1: Models o non-aligned (NA) and aligned (A) u-EGMs a non- ib o ic (NF) and ib o ic (F) a eas, wi h hei
espec i e eigen alues λkand eigen alue dominance a ios EIGDR compu ed ollowing he p ocedu e p esen ed in [10]
∂∆RA
∂σ2
≈−EsNβ2σ2
θα2+σ2
αEs0
N(σ2
+σ2
)2(Es−β2σ2
θEs0)
.(6)
Since o small delays τk,Esβ2σ2
θEs0i esul s ha
∂∆RA
∂σ2
<0, making his ma ke ∆RAbecoming smalle
he highe he ib o ic componen σ2
, jus i ying o conside
i as a po en ial ib osis ma ke . Also, ∂∆RA
∂α2>0, so he
la ge he ib osis, ( educed α2), he u he ge s ∆RA e-
duced. Howe e , ∂∆RA
∂β2>0, and since βinc eases in
ib osis, i esul s in a coun e ac ing e ec o he ma ke
sensi i i y o ib osis. Since ib osis e ec s on u-EGM am-
pli ude, α2, and mo phology, σ2
, a e much mo e ma ked
han on conduc ion eloci y, β2, [11], i is expec ed ha he
i s wo endencies domina e, making he ma ke ∆RA o
educe wi h ib osis. Simula ion and eal expe imen s can
elucida e he beha iou in p ac ice.
3.2. Assessmen o R,RAand ∆RA o i-
b osis de ec ion
Maps o R,RAand ∆RAha e been c ea ed p ocess-
ing he comple e MEA wi h he elec ode lines in wo o i-
en a ions wi h espec o he wa e o m p opaga ion di ec-
ion, pa allel (0o) and oblique (45o) and wo ECA (3×3
and 2×2). The 3×3ECA p o ides one EIGDR o each
squa ed g oup o nine elec odes wi h diagonal e ices a
(i, j), and (i+2, j+2), i, j ∈ {1,...,13}, gi ing a o al o
13 ×13 pixel maps o ma ke s R,RAo ∆RA. The 2×2
ECA p o ides alues a each squa ed g oup o ou elec-
odes wi h diagonal e ices a (i, j)and (i+ 1, j + 1),
esul ing in maps o 14 ×14 pixels, i, j ∈ {1,...,14}.
Recei e ope a ing cha ac e is ic (ROC) cu es ha e been
used o e alua e he ma ke s abili y in disc imina ing i-
b o ic om non- ib o ic a eas. Fo ha pu pose, a g ound
u h mask has been c ea ed labelling hese a eas. Cliques
lying in he issue in e ace, i.e., in he line sepa a ing he
ib o ic pa ch om non- ib o ic issue, we e no conside ed
in he e alua ion. Fo each map, h esholds o ib osis
iden i ica ion ha e been a ied o compu e he ROC cu e.
The a ea unde he cu e (AUC) and he maximum accu-
acy (ACC) ha e been compu ed o each map, as a mea-
su e o he abili y o he ma ke o de ec ib osis.
AUC/ACC
Clique Angle R RA∆RA
3×30o0.88/0.86 0.96/0.95 0.97/0.95
45o0.77/0.75 0.96/0.93 0.98/1
2×20o0.84/0.80 0.85/0.79 0.72/0.70
45o0.76/0.71 0.96/0.93 0.94/0.89
Table 2: AUC and ACC o he h ee di e en me ics
4. Resul s
Figu e 1 shows he mean and s anda d de ia ion (SD)
o each s udied ma ke R,RAand ∆RAa ib o ic and
heal hy simula ed issues, using 2×2 o 3×3 cliques. The
h ee ma ke s we e signi ican ly lowe in he heal hy han
in he ib o ic issue (Wilcoxon ank-sum es , p < 0.05).
RAp esen s he highe a io o ib o ic o heal hy is-
sue γ= 2.66 (2.51) o 3×3 (2×2) cliques, being ∆RA
he ma ke wi h mo e signi ican di e ences be ween bo h
ypes o issue (p < 0.05).
Table 2 con ains AUC and ACC o he ma ke s consid-
e ed. Resul s show highe alues when ime alignmen o
u-EGMs is pe o med, especially when MEA has an o ien-
a ion o 45owi h espec o he wa e on di ec ion. The
bes disc imina ion powe is ob ained by ∆RA, wi h AUC
= 0.97 (0.98) o pa allel (diagonal, whe e ACC = 1) o i-
en a ion, using 3×3ECA. Figu e 2 shows he maps o R,
RAand ∆RAob ained wi h 3×3 ECA and wi h pa allel
ca he e o ien a ion. In he lowe panels, he de ec ed i-
b o ic a eas a e shown, using he h esholds ha maximize
he de ec ion accu acy o each ma ke .
5. Discussion and Conclusions
In his wo k, he eigen alue dominance a ios, EIGDR,
o u-EGMs ha e been p oposed and e alua ed using a sim-
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Figu e 2: Top panels: maps o R,RAand ∆RA om
3×3 cliques o ca he e o ien a ion o 0o. Ci cle encom-
passes ib o ic a ea. Lowe panels: de ec ed ib o ic a eas
(b own), using he h esholds ha maximize de ec ion ac-
cu acy o each ma ke . Blue (b own) colo inside he ci cle
deno es FN (TP), while ou side deno es TN (FP) de ec ion,
espec i ely.
ula ed a ial issue including a eas wi h ib osis and o he s
o no mal issue, in o de o disc imina e hem. In clini-
cal se ing, bipola ol age is commonly used as a su o-
ga e o a ial ib osis, bu he phenomenon is much mo e
complex and ol age canno be conside ed as a subs i-
u e o ib osis as assessed by MRI. He e, h ee di e en
EIGDR ma ke s ha e been s udied, e alua ing hei abili y
in wo possible ECA o wo ca he e - o-wa e on o ien a-
ions and conside ing depola iza ion and epola iza ion o
he u-EGMs. The p oposed ma ke s a e good candida es
o de ec ing ib o ic issue. Resul s in e ms o AUC and
ACC con i m he hypo hesis ha educing misalignmen is
bene icial and sugges ∆RA, ep esen ing he eigen alue
dominance gain by alignmen , as he be e sui ed o i-
b o ic a eas iden i ica ion, especially when he 3×3ECA
is used. Howe e , hese esul s need o be complemen ed
wi h o he simula ion con igu a ions, such as smalle i-
b o ic a eas and pa chy ib osis, as well as wi h eal da a,
whe e di e en alues o he elec odes size can be es ed
and he quali y o issue-elec ode con ac could also be
conside ed.
Acknowledgmen s
Funding comes om EU P og amme H2020 unde he
Ma ie Sklodowska-Cu ie G an No 766082 (MY-ATRIA),
Gobie no de A ag´
on (BSICoS G oup T39-20R) co unded
by FEDER 2014-2020 “Building Eu ope om A agon”,
ellowship ACIF/2018/174 om Gene ali a Valenciana,
and PID2019-104881RB-I00 om MICINN, Spain.
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Add ess o co espondence:
Jenni e Riccio
C/ Ma iano Esquillo s/n, Edi icio I+D+i, Lab 6.1.01
50018 Za agoza, Spain.
jen iccio@uniza .es
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