Narasimhan C, Ward Richard, Kruse Kara L, Guddati Murthy, Mahinthakumar G
University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, USA.
Comput Biol Med. 2004 Mar;34(2):177-92. doi: 10.1016/S0010-4825(03)00044-1.
A parallel supercomputer model based on realistic tissue data is developed for sound propagation in the human thorax and the sound propagation behavior is analyzed under various conditions using artificial sound sources. The model uses the Visible Human male data set for a realistic representation of the human thorax. The results were analyzed in time and frequency domains. The analysis suggests that lower frequencies of around 100 Hz are more effectively transmitted through the thorax and that the spatial confinement of sound waves within the thorax results in a resonance effect at around 1500 Hz. The results confirm previous studies that show the size of the thorax plays a significant role in the type of sound generated at the chest wall.
开发了一种基于真实组织数据的并行超级计算机模型,用于研究人体胸部的声音传播,并使用人工声源在各种条件下分析声音传播行为。该模型使用可视人男性数据集来真实呈现人体胸部。在时域和频域对结果进行了分析。分析表明,约100Hz的较低频率能更有效地穿透胸部,并且胸部内声波的空间限制会在约1500Hz处产生共振效应。这些结果证实了先前的研究,即胸部大小在胸壁产生的声音类型中起着重要作用。