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Results: ΔR was significantly increased during the acute infection (ΔR i1=0.9±]0.6 ΔR v=0.0±]0.1 for 218 healthy volunteers, p<0.05) and, in the course of recovery, decreased to normal values (ΔR i2=0.1±]0.1) parallel to x-ray findings and clinical signs.Ĭonclusion: Our method is a suitable instrument for the early detection and long-term documentation of a consolidation of the lung caused by pneumonia. We measured the patients again after recovery. We calculated the ratio between the two phases for both sides of the lung and calculated the difference between the pneumonia and healthy side (ΔR). The WT-coefficients of the frequency band 345-690 Hz were computed for each respiratory cycle. The respiratory signals were analyzed by Wavelet transformation (WT, Matlab 5.3). 2 weeks) the lung sounds of patients with one-sided pneumonia with 4 air-coupled microphones ( Sony ECM 77) simultaneously to the air-flow. Methods: Starting on the day of admission to our hospital, we daily recorded (min. We designed a method based on wavelet-transformation, that enables to detect consolidations of the lung caused by developing and acute pneumonia and can be used as a non-invasive monitoring system for high risk patients. Session: Monitoring acute lung disease Session type: Thematic Poster SessionĪbstract Introduction: During the course of a pneumonia there are characteristic changes of transmitted lung sounds.