EKC during a stress test; noise filtering

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Muscle noise is a big problem with our EKG machines at work. Even the slightest movement will overwhelm the waveform being studied; however, EKGs are done during stress tests which involve quite a bit of vigorous exercise. Muscle noise has a different waveform, but it's basically the same thing being measured.

How is it filtered without disrupting the useful information about the heart?
 
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This may be of some interest.
http://www.urel.feec.vutbr.cz/ra2008/archive/ra2004/abstracts/105.pdf."
 
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