seismocardiographic
Seismocardiography is a non-invasive medical technique that utilizes contact microphones to record the mechanical vibrations of the heart. These vibrations, also known as heart murmurs or cardiac acoustic emission, are natural, internal noises generated by the movement of blood through the heart and blood vessels. When a contact microphone is placed on a patient's chest, a computer is able to decode the unique patterns of sound emitted by the heart, providing a real-time representation of its mechanical activity.
Seismocardiography is used in various medical settings, including cardiology and critical care. The technique has been
Seismocardiography is non-invasive and does not require the use of electrodes or contrast agents. This makes
Research has shown that seismocardiography shows great promise as a potential diagnostic tool for the early