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Resumen

La sonificación del electrocardiograma (ECG) transforma las señales cardíacas en sonido para el diagnóstico en tiempo real. Esta revisión destaca sus beneficios y limitaciones, pidiendo un informe estandarizado para avanzar en el uso clínico.

Palabras clave:

sonificación de ECG soporte de decisiones clínicas diagnóstico en tiempo real monitorización de pacientes interfaz auditiva

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Área de la Ciencia:

Ingeniería Biomédica
Informática Médica
Pantalla Auditiva

Sus antecedentes:

La sonificación de electrocardiogramas (ECG) ofrece un canal de retroalimentación auditiva en tiempo real que complementa la interpretación visual.
Esta tecnología tiene como objetivo transmitir señales de diagnóstico a través del sonido, lo que podría ayudar en la monitorización del paciente y la guía terapéutica.

Objetivo del estudio:

Revisar el panorama metodológico de la sonificación de ECG durante la última década (2015-2025).
Identificar lagunas de investigación y proponer estándares para sistemas de sonificación de ECG robustos y clínicamente traducibles.

Principales métodos:

Una búsqueda sistemática de literatura identificó ocho estudios relevantes revisados por pares.
El análisis abarcó la adquisición de señales, el preprocesamiento, las estrategias de mapeo auditivo (por ejemplo, mapeo de parámetros, modulación, decodificación de ML) y las métricas de evaluación.

Principales resultados:

La sonificación de ECG demostró beneficios como la mejora de la detección de señales perceptivas y la reducción de la carga cognitiva.
Las limitaciones incluyeron tamaños de muestra pequeños, informes inconsistentes de parámetros de audio y validación clínica insuficiente.

Conclusiones:

La presentación de informes estandarizada y una vía de evaluación por etapas son cruciales para el desarrollo de sistemas de sonificación de ECG reproducibles y clínicamente aplicables.
Se necesita más investigación para superar las limitaciones actuales y mejorar la generalización.