Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. Annual International Conference · 2009
Quantitative analysis of heart sounds and systolic heart murmurs using wavelet transform and AR modeling.
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Ning James, Atanasov Nikolay, Ning Taikang
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A quantitative approach integrating AR modeling and wavelet transform is presented in this paper to analyze the digitized phonocardiogram. The recognition of the first and the second heart sounds (S(1) and S(2)) were facilitated with wavelet transform without referring to the QRS waveform. We found that the Daubechies wavelet is most effective in identifying S(1) and S(2). In addition, the boundaries of S(1), S(2), and the onset and duration of the systolic murmur thus identified within the systole could be marked using the wavelet-filtered signal's strength. Furthermore, quantitative measures derived from a 2(nd) order AR model were used to delineate the configuration and pitch of the systolic murmur found within through piecewise segmentation. The proposed approach was tested and proved effective in delineating a set of clinically diagnosed systolic murmurs. The suggested AR and wavelet transform combined approach can be generalized with minor adjustments to delineate diastolic murmurs as well.