Feasibility of a Palm-sized Visualized Phonocardiogram Device for Screening Valvular Heart Disease in Community-dwelling Adults: A Study Protocol Based on the Nagasaki Islands Study

Jun Miyata; Hirotomo Yamanashi; Koichiro Hamada; Ippei Shimoshikiryo; Shuhei Kaibara; Yusuke Kono; Masamichi Eguchi; Fumiaki Nonaka; Mami Tamai; Koji Maemura; Atsushi Kawakami; Kiyoshi Aoyagi; Takahiro Maeda

doi:10.37737/ace.27006

January 1, 2026Annals of Clinical EpidemiologyOpen Access

Feasibility of a Palm-sized Visualized Phonocardiogram Device for Screening Valvular Heart Disease in Community-dwelling Adults: A Study Protocol Based on the Nagasaki Islands Study

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To evaluate the feasibility of using a visualized phonocardiogram device for early screening of valvular heart disease.
Development of the palm-sized device (AMI-SSS01) with visual and auditory functionalities.
Utilization of artificial intelligence for signal processing and analysis.
Target population includes community-dwelling adults for screening purposes.
The device aims to provide real-time diagnostics, improving early detection of valvular heart disease.
Expected improvements in accessibility for heart disease screening in community settings.

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A protocol investigates the effectiveness of a new device for diagnosing heart disease in community settings, suggesting easier detection.

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BACKGROUND: Early diagnosis of valvular heart disease is critical. Recently, a palm-sized visualized phonocardiogram device (AMI-SSS01) equipped with artificial intelligence was developed.

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