Abstract: The device for locating cardiac arrhythmias comprises a three-dimensional reconstruction of the patient's torso and a number of surface electrodes, wherein the three-dimensional reconstruction of the patient's torso is generated through a number of images obtained by means of at least one camera. In particular, the device comprises elements for locating the surface electrodes, which detect the position of the electrodes with respect to the patient's torso, and data processing elements that generate, on the basis of the three-dimensional reconstruction and the position of the electrodes, a surface electrocardiographic map, and said surface electrocardiographic map has a number of data corresponding to readings of the surface electrodes related to areas of the three-dimensional reconstruction.

Abstract: The device for locating cardiac arrhythmias comprises a three-dimensional reconstruction of the patient's torso and a number of surface electrodes, wherein the three-dimensional reconstruction of the patient's torso is generated through a number of images obtained by means of at least one camera. In particular, the device comprises elements for locating the surface electrodes, which detect the position of the electrodes with respect to the patient's torso, and data processing elements that generate, on the basis of the three-dimensional reconstruction and the position of the electrodes, a surface electrocardiographic map, and said surface electrocardiographic map has a number of data corresponding to readings of the surface electrodes related to areas of the three-dimensional reconstruction.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a catheter and method for detecting electrical activity in an organ. The catheter comprises: a proximal end with connection means for connecting to a signal processing system and a distal end for being inserted into a patient's organ, at least 3 arms extending from the distal end, each arm comprising at least one electrode. The catheter further comprises a central electrode at the distal end of the catheter. The method comprises: inserting a multi-electrode catheter into a patient's organ; obtaining and conditioning a positioning signal for positioning the electrodes; obtaining causal information about the current location; processing and summarizing the causal information obtained together with causal information about previous locations; visually presenting a recurrence plot of all the causal information obtained; and then moving the catheter to a new location and repeating the method until obtaining a complete recurrence plot.