Real-time heart and lung sound automatic separation method of electrostethophone
An electronic stethoscope and automatic separation technology, applied in stethoscopes, auscultation instruments, diagnosis, etc., can solve problems such as unreserved, poor real-time signal separation, and difficult separation of heart and lung sounds
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[0095] In order to verify the separation results of cardiopulmonary sounds when wet rales appear in the breathing sounds of the present invention, auscultation data of a 5-year-old child with pneumonia collected in the Pediatric Clinic of the Affiliated Hospital of Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine was used. The collection location was on the back and the auscultation There is almost no heart sound signal in the signal, the sampling frequency is 8000 Hz, and the sampling time is 4 seconds. The auscultation experts judged that this segment of data contained moist rales. The lung sound signal is superimposed with a heart sound signal recorded while holding the breath to generate a mixed heart and lung sound signal.
[0096] In order to simulate the real-time processing process of the electronic stethoscope, a space of 1600×16bit is allocated in the computer memory for simulating the queue Q of cardiopulmonary sounds to be separated x , and read the segment of m...
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[0099] In order to verify the heart-lung sound separation results of the present invention when wheezing sounds appear in breathing sounds, auscultation data of a 10-year-old asthmatic child collected in the Pediatric Clinic of the Affiliated Hospital of Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine was used. The collection position was on the back and the auscultation signal There is almost no heart sound signal, the sampling frequency is 8000Hz, and the sampling time is 4 seconds. After the auscultation expert judges that the data contains wheezing sound, the lung sound signal is superimposed with a heart sound signal recorded when holding breath to generate A section of mixed heart-lung sound signal, the real-time processing process of the simulated electronic stethoscope is the same as that of Embodiment 1.
[0100] What Fig. 4 shows is the lung sound signal containing stridor sound before mixing, can know by this accompanying drawing, even if contain stridor sound in...
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