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12 kwi 2009 · Below: Phonocardiographgy signals. This diagram consists of three main stages: (1) signal data acquisition, (2) signal pre-processing, and (3) signal postprocessing and analysis. …
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The general laws of auscultation and the basic principles...
- (PDF) Phonocardiography. I. General principles and problems of ...
Phonocardiography is a diagnostic technique that graphically records cardiac acoustic phenomena. 10 Visualization of heart sounds may help in understanding cardiac events . A visual record may also help an inexperienced listener recognize and classify auscultatory findings.
With the assistance of electronic devices, phonocardiography (noninvasive technique)—a graphic recording of heart sounds—can be obtained, leading to more objective analysis and inter- pretation.
Si multaneous high frequency (HF) phonocardiograms from the pulmonary (PA) and mitral (MA) areas, indirect carotid pulse tracing (CAR) and electrocardiogram. During inspiration, the second sound (2) in the pulmonary area is split by 0.04 second, becoming single on expiration.
Abstract. Phonocardiographic signals contain bioacoustic information reflecting the operation of the heart. Normally there are two heart sounds, and additional sounds indicate disease. If a third heart sound is present it could be a sign of heart failure whereas a murmur indicates defective valves or an orifice in the septal wall.
The general laws of auscultation and the basic principles and scope of phonocardiography are analyzed and discussed with particular reference to instrumentation.
This diagram consists of three main stages: (1) signal data acquisition, (2) signal pre-processing, and (3) signal postprocessing and analysis. about the cardiac activity. Integrating this information may yield a better ability to assess the condition of the cardiovascular system.
