Sounds registered using the StethoMe electronic stethoscope. Pathological sounds occurring in a recording have been identified and automatically classified by artificial intelligence algorithms - StethoMe AI.

Coarse crackles are pathological lung auscultation sounds characteristic of bronchitis and pneumonia.

Coarse crackles are non-continuous, transient sounds that appear during sudden opening or closing of the respiratory tract. They usually appear at the end of expirations, but in case of higher intensity they may occur during both inspirations and expirations. Similarly to fine crackles, they occur in groups and are represented on spectrograms as series of vertical lines. They sound similar to snoring and gurgling, and sometimes they are similar to rhonchi.

StethoMe is a wireless stethoscope working together with a dedicated app and the certified medical system intended for sound analysis - StethoMe AI - based on artificial intelligence algorithms. Thanks to AI algorithms, StethoMe immediately informs about any potential abnormal sounds in the respiratory system of children.

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