Heart Rate Extraction from Abdominal Audio Signals
J Stuchbury-Wass, E Bondareva… - ICASSP 2023-2023 …, 2023 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Abdominal sounds (ABS) have been traditionally used for assessing gastrointestinal (GI)
disorders. However, the assessment requires a trained medical professional to perform
multiple abdominal auscultation sessions, which is resource-intense and may fail to provide
an accurate picture of patients' continuous GI wellbeing. This has generated a technological
interest in developing wearables for continuous capture of ABS, which enables a fuller
picture of patient's GI status to be obtained at reduced cost. This paper seeks to evaluate the …
disorders. However, the assessment requires a trained medical professional to perform
multiple abdominal auscultation sessions, which is resource-intense and may fail to provide
an accurate picture of patients' continuous GI wellbeing. This has generated a technological
interest in developing wearables for continuous capture of ABS, which enables a fuller
picture of patient's GI status to be obtained at reduced cost. This paper seeks to evaluate the …
[PDF][PDF] HEART RATE EXTRACTION FROM ABDOMINAL AUDIO SIGNALS
Z Radivojevic, C Mascolo - mobile-systems.cl.cam.ac.uk
Abdominal sounds (ABS) have been traditionally used for assessing gastrointestinal (GI)
disorders. However, the assessment requires a trained medical professional to perform
multiple abdominal auscultation sessions, which is resource-intense and may fail to provide
an accurate picture of patients' continuous GI wellbeing. This has generated a technological
interest in developing wearables for continuous capture of ABS, which enables a fuller
picture of patient's GI status to be obtained at reduced cost. This paper seeks to evaluate the …
disorders. However, the assessment requires a trained medical professional to perform
multiple abdominal auscultation sessions, which is resource-intense and may fail to provide
an accurate picture of patients' continuous GI wellbeing. This has generated a technological
interest in developing wearables for continuous capture of ABS, which enables a fuller
picture of patient's GI status to be obtained at reduced cost. This paper seeks to evaluate the …
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