Acoustic heart. Interpretation of Phonocardiograms by computer

In the field of Cardiology have been identified several heart pathologies associated with problems in valves and narrowing in veins. Each case is associated with a specific sound emitted by the heart, detected in cardiac auscultation. On the Phonocardiogram, sound is visualized as a peak in the wave...

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Published in:Journal of physics. Conference series 2015-01, Vol.582 (1), p.12057-6
Main Authors: Granados, J, Tavera, F, Velázquez, J M, López, G, Hernández, R T, Morales, A
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