The practice of cardiac auscultation is a critical tool used by physicians to detect alterations in the cardiovascular system. A case of both left and right sided endocarditis initially detected by electronic auscultation in a woman with a history of injection drug use is described. The electronic stethoscope, with the ability to amplify heart sounds, established the presence of both a systolic...

This paper provides valuable information about the functional aspects of the heart and cardiovascularsystem (CVS). The features extracted in this work by considering the heart signal as a sound signal can assist in formulating better techniques to diagnose cardiac disorder. The aim of this research is to develop signal analysis methods and provide a computerized cardiac auscultation system. In ...

conclusions with a thorough preoperative assessment incorporating focused echocardiography, anaesthetists are in the unique position to enhance their role as perioperative physicians and influence short and long term outcomes of their patients. context patients with undifferentiated systolic murmurs present commonly during the perioperative period. traditional bedside assessment and auscultatio...