2022
DOI: 10.30880/ijie.2022.14.07.005
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A Real and Accurate Ultrasound Fetal Imaging Based Heart Disease Detection Using Deep Learning Technology

Abstract: The heart anomalies detection is a significant task in cardiac medical research. The CT, ULTRASOUND, CTA and MRI scans have been used to detect heart diseases but giving false experimental outcomes in longer time of conversion (ToC). Therefore, patients haven’t getting better treatment from doctors. So that in this research work an ultrasound image scan-based heart disease prediction and classification is performed with deep learning technology. The LeNet 10 d… Show more

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“…Edupuganti, M. et al [21] The acquired defects in children and adolescents are characterized by persistent changes in the structure of the heart. The initial changes are carried out after the birth of a child, causing a disorder in the functioning of the heart Eltahir, M.M.…”
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“…Edupuganti, M. et al [21] The acquired defects in children and adolescents are characterized by persistent changes in the structure of the heart. The initial changes are carried out after the birth of a child, causing a disorder in the functioning of the heart Eltahir, M.M.…”
Section: Authors Research Highlightsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Edupuganti, M. et al [ 21 ] discussed that persistent heart structure changes characterize acquired defects in children and adolescents. The initial change is carried out during birth, causing a disorder in the functioning of the heart (Eltahir, M.M.…”
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