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Recording and analysis of sounds produced by human lungs during respiration

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Les sons émis par les poumons de l'homme au cours de l'acte respiratoire ont pu être enregistrés sur bande magnétique et analysés à l'aide d'un audiospectromètre. Les résultats des expériences montrent qu'à l'aide des méthodes physiques objectives on peut obtenir, sans difficultés majeures, des renseignements sur les bruits dus à la respiration plus détaillés que ceux fournis par l'auscultation.

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  1. R. Nachman & M. Nachman

    Present address: , 35, Bd. Magheru, Bucharest 22, Romania

  2. L. Vinaru

    Present address: , 1, Str. Ion Slavici, Bucharest, Romania

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  1. Unified State Hospital of District 8 and Institute for Electrotechnical Research, Bucharest, Romania

    R. Nachman, M. Nachman & L. Vinaru

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Nachman, R., Nachman, M. & Vinaru, L. Recording and analysis of sounds produced by human lungs during respiration. Experientia 25, 1040–1041 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01901414

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