AI- Enhanced Stethoscope in Remote Diagnostics for Cardiopulmonary Diseases
Hania Ghouse, Juveria Tanveen, Abdul Muqtadir Ahmed, and Uma N. Dulhare

TL;DR
This paper presents an AI-powered, low-cost stethoscope system for remote diagnosis of cardiopulmonary diseases, enabling real-time analysis and classification in under-resourced areas.
Contribution
It introduces a novel hybrid AI model optimized for low-cost embedded devices to diagnose multiple lung and heart conditions from auscultation sounds.
Findings
Accurately classifies six pulmonary and five cardiovascular diseases.
Designed for deployment on low-cost embedded devices.
Provides real-time analysis via a web app.
Abstract
The increase in cardiac and pulmonary diseases presents an alarming and pervasive health challenge on a global scale responsible for unexpected and premature mortalities. In spite of how serious these conditions are, existing methods of detection and treatment encounter challenges, particularly in achieving timely diagnosis for effective medical intervention. Manual screening processes commonly used for primary detection of cardiac and respiratory problems face inherent limitations, increased by a scarcity of skilled medical practitioners in remote or under-resourced areas. To address this, our study introduces an innovative yet efficient model which integrates AI for diagnosing lung and heart conditions concurrently using the auscultation sounds. Unlike the already high-priced digital stethoscope, our proposed model has been particularly designed to deploy on low-cost embedded devices…
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