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Right costal margin · Female manikinBaseline simulated heart sounds with regular S1–S2 timing for comparison with added sounds and murmurs.
50 reviewed and normalized recordings across 10 sound types and six auscultation locations—self-hosted under an open license.
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Baseline simulated heart sounds with regular S1–S2 timing for comparison with added sounds and murmurs.
Baseline simulated heart sounds with regular S1–S2 timing for comparison with added sounds and murmurs.
Baseline simulated heart sounds with regular S1–S2 timing for comparison with added sounds and murmurs.
Baseline simulated heart sounds with regular S1–S2 timing for comparison with added sounds and murmurs.
Baseline simulated heart sounds with regular S1–S2 timing for comparison with added sounds and murmurs.
Baseline simulated heart sounds with regular S1–S2 timing for comparison with added sounds and murmurs.
A low-frequency simulated murmur occurring late in diastole before the next S1.
A crescendo–decrescendo murmur centered in systole; compare how it changes across auscultation positions.
Baseline simulated heart sounds with regular S1–S2 timing for comparison with added sounds and murmurs.
A crescendo–decrescendo murmur centered in systole; compare how it changes across auscultation positions.
Baseline simulated heart sounds with regular S1–S2 timing for comparison with added sounds and murmurs.
A murmur emerging in the latter part of systole, demonstrated across several listening positions.
A murmur emerging in the latter part of systole, demonstrated across several listening positions.
An irregularly irregular simulated rhythm without consistent atrial timing.
A presystolic additional sound immediately before S1, associated with late ventricular filling.
A murmur beginning with S1 and ending before S2, demonstrated at multiple precordial locations.
A murmur emerging in the latter part of systole, demonstrated across several listening positions.
A crescendo–decrescendo murmur centered in systole; compare how it changes across auscultation positions.
A murmur beginning with S1 and ending before S2, demonstrated at multiple precordial locations.
A crescendo–decrescendo murmur centered in systole; compare how it changes across auscultation positions.
A low-frequency simulated murmur occurring late in diastole before the next S1.
A murmur beginning with S1 and ending before S2, demonstrated at multiple precordial locations.
An additional low-frequency sound shortly after S2 during early ventricular filling.
A low-frequency simulated murmur occurring late in diastole before the next S1.
A murmur beginning with S1 and ending before S2, demonstrated at multiple precordial locations.
An additional low-frequency sound shortly after S2 during early ventricular filling.
A low-frequency simulated murmur occurring late in diastole before the next S1.
An irregularly irregular simulated rhythm without consistent atrial timing.
A regular simulated heart rhythm at an increased rate for timing comparison.
A regular simulated heart rhythm at an increased rate for timing comparison.
A low-frequency simulated murmur occurring late in diastole before the next S1.
An additional low-frequency sound shortly after S2 during early ventricular filling.
A presystolic additional sound immediately before S1, associated with late ventricular filling.
A normalized av block auscultation recording.
An additional low-frequency sound shortly after S2 during early ventricular filling.
A normalized av block auscultation recording.
A regular simulated heart rhythm at an increased rate for timing comparison.
An irregularly irregular simulated rhythm without consistent atrial timing.
A murmur emerging in the latter part of systole, demonstrated across several listening positions.
A low-frequency simulated murmur occurring late in diastole before the next S1.
A crescendo–decrescendo murmur centered in systole; compare how it changes across auscultation positions.
A crescendo–decrescendo murmur centered in systole; compare how it changes across auscultation positions.
A normalized av block auscultation recording.
Baseline simulated heart sounds with regular S1–S2 timing for comparison with added sounds and murmurs.
A crescendo–decrescendo murmur centered in systole; compare how it changes across auscultation positions.
An additional low-frequency sound shortly after S2 during early ventricular filling.
A murmur beginning with S1 and ending before S2, demonstrated at multiple precordial locations.
A murmur emerging in the latter part of systole, demonstrated across several listening positions.
A murmur beginning with S1 and ending before S2, demonstrated at multiple precordial locations.
An irregularly irregular simulated rhythm without consistent atrial timing.
Source 1: Evgenikos & Papageorgiou, HLS-CMDS UNIWA ICU-LAB Curated and Normalized Version, v1.0.0. Original recordings by Torabi, Shirani & Reilly. CC BY 4.0. Clinical-manikin audio for education and simulation—not diagnosis.
Dataset & DOIFull attributionCC BY 4.0