ライフサイエンスコーパス: auscultation

1 difficulty breathing, and/or abnormal chest auscultation).

2 recession, and clinician-reported wheeze on auscultation.

3 contribute to diagnostic accuracy in cardiac auscultation.

4 mography and verified via automated brachial auscultation.

5 (DLT) position was limited to inspection and auscultation.

6 e less likely to have a focal abnormality on auscultation.

7 identification, and basic knowledge of lung auscultation.

8 resence of PEEPi by inspection/palpation and auscultation.

9 y on the measurement of blood pressure using auscultation.

10 uff until tracheal seal was reestablished by auscultation.

11 and nonconformal to the skin for continuous auscultation.

12 nd lower abdomen and reduced bowel sounds at auscultation.

13 Fetal monitoring was by intermittent auscultation.

14 r), and abdominal (92% for abdominal sounds) auscultations.

15 0% vs. 4.9%, p = 0.02) and systolic click in auscultation (18.3% vs. 0.6%, p < 0.01).

16 phy detected 3 times as many cases of RHD as auscultation: 72 (1.5%) versus 23 (0.5%; P<0.001).

17 critical vehicle for the teaching of cardiac auscultation, a method that can and should be preserved

18 rogress to orthopnoea (with no rales on lung auscultation) accompanied by weakness, fatigue, tachycar

19 Pulse palpation and heart auscultation also may detect AFib.

20 Animals were monitored with auscultation and angiography for up to 1 month; necropsy

21 of this study was to compare the epigastric auscultation and capnography in assessing the accuracy o

22 f placement of the tube with both epigastric auscultation and capnography was investigated.

23 Arterial pressure was measured by brachial auscultation and finger photoplethysmography.

24 Auscultation and portable echocardiography were used to

25 Cardiac auscultation and transthoracic echocardiography were per

26 lared based on cardiac asystole confirmed by auscultation and transthoracic impedance, with organ pro

27 Arterial blood pressure (automated auscultation) and femoral blood flow (Doppler ultrasound

28 os were determined for inspection/palpation, auscultation, and clinical exam.

29 If all clinical signs (respiratory rate, auscultation, and work of breathing) are negative, the c

30 tic methods, which include pharyngolaryngeal auscultation, are often compromised by subjectivity, are

31 nical follow-up plus a pulse check and heart auscultation at baseline and 6 months).

32 If either inspection/palpation or auscultation demonstrated PEEPi, it was said to be prese

33 prove the teaching and assessment of cardiac auscultation during generalists' training, particularly

34 Auscultation for carotid bruits in patients at risk for

35 performed a physical examination, including auscultation for wheeze and excluding differential diagn

36 , 92.5, and 95% respectively, but epigastric auscultation had 90, 80, and 83.4% respectively.

37 d lung auscultation in infants and abdominal auscultation in children of all ages.

38 n, with limitations regarding heart and lung auscultation in infants and abdominal auscultation in ch

39 extraction of swallowing events in cervical auscultation is a key step for swallowing analysis to be

40 High resolution cervical auscultation is a very promising noninvasive method for

41 Diagnosing heart conditions by auscultation is an important clinical skill commonly lea

42 aptures the unique advantage of the wearable auscultation method with embedded machine learning for a

43 points; prior heart Valve disease, 2 points; Auscultation of a heart murmur, 1 point (receiver operat

44 k, expiratory wheezes, and crackles heard at auscultation of bases of both lungs.

45 n of the bacteremia, previous Valve disease, Auscultation of heart murmur (NOVA) score-based on the f

46 s; kappa, 0.48-0.66) than signs that require auscultation of the chest (eg, adventitious sounds; kapp

47 mission cardiotocography versus intermittent auscultation of the fetal heart rate.

48 min) or the unit's usual care (intermittent auscultation only, with continuous cardiotocography only

49 nea (OR, 9.89; 95% CI, 3.04-32.14), abnormal auscultation (OR, 6.32; 95% CI, 2.18-18.32), and elevate

50 body temperature; heart, lung, and abdominal auscultation; otoscopy; throat and oral examination; and

51 cedures used, the absence of heart sounds by auscultation, palpable pulse, and breath sounds were the

52 ponding respiration phase captured from each auscultation point generated an acoustic map of the pati

53 .5]), and finding of any abnormality on lung auscultation (positive likelihood ratio, 8.1 [CI, 5.3 to

54 (index test) or standard echocardiography or auscultation (reference tests) in high-prevalence areas.

55 Cardiac auscultation remains an important part of clinical medic

56 Thus, teaching auscultation should emphasize the link between the heart

57 tic representations contribute critically to auscultation skills.

58 abnormalities or any abnormalities on chest auscultation substantially reduces the likelihood of pne

59 ing methods for confirming placement such as auscultation, testing gastric aspirates, and radiography

60 Beyond cardiac auscultation, this issue is of interest for all fields w

61 apnography is preferable over the epigastric auscultation to confirm the correct insertion of the NG

62 The scratch test uses auscultation to detect the lower liver edge by using the

63 that offers real-time, wireless, continuous auscultation using a soft wearable system as a quantitat

64 d by detecting abnormal lung sounds via lung auscultation using a stethoscope to identify common path

65 Modern auscultation, using digital stethoscopes, provides a bet

66 Her cardiac auscultation was unremarkable, besides tachycardia.

67 nation, skin examination, and heart and lung auscultation, with limitations regarding heart and lung