Testing of Dhoulath's method to speed up diagnose by separating up crying sound of a baby from normal heart beats – ‘An innovative time saving technique’

Abstract

Medical world offers unforeseen ways and techniques in diagnosis of the rarest of rare diseases, of early detection, of prompt and speedy aid and treatment but, many are the hurdles to be overcome by doctors. The case undertaken precedes one such problem doctors confront during auscultation. The baby crying sound necessitates a pause – a pause to distract the baby and stop its cry without which diagnosis becomes impossible and erratic too, leading to time delay. An innovative time saving facility was pondered upon as the way out to gear up doctors to facilitate auscultation even when the baby continues to cry. Dhoulath's method is utilized for separation of the baby cry and normal heart beats. This time saving facility is highly effective during cardiac failures. The diagnosing time and the death rate is considered, while organizing the concept.