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ORCIDCBMS 1991: Baltimore, MD, USA
- Fourth Annual IEEE Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems (CBMS'91), 12-14 May, 1991, Baltimore, MD, USA. IEEE Computer Society 1991, ISBN 0-8186-2164-8
- John M. Zanetti, David M. Salerno:
Seismocardiography: a technique for recording precordial acceleration. 4-9 - Kitiphol Chitsakul, Michel Bouchoucha, J. W. Lee, Paul-Henri Cugnenc:
New method of analysis of epigastric impedance measurement for assessment of gastric emptying and motility. 10-17 - Ramón C. Hermida, Leopoldo Garcia, Diana E. Ayala, José Ramón Fernández, Artemio Mojón, C. Lodeiro, T. Iglesias:
Analysis of nonequidistant hybrid time series of growth hormone by multiple linear least-squares rhythmometry. 18-25 - Chong-Yen Lee, Martha W. Evens, Lowell A. Carmony, David A. Trace, Frank Naeymi-Rad:
Recommending tests in a multimembership Bayesian diagnostic expert system. 28-35 - Robert F. Roggio:
Performance resource profiling using a computer-based number discrimination test system. 36-43 - Shanthi Robert, Sanjeev Prakash, Frank Naeymi-Rad, David A. Trace, Lowell A. Carmony, Martha W. Evens:
MEDRIS: the hypermedia approach to medical record input-software engineering techniques for developing a hypermedia system. 44-51 - Diana E. Ayala, Ramón C. Hermida:
Predictable blood pressure variability in clinically healthy human pregnancy. 54-61 - Ramón C. Hermida, José Ramón Fernández, Diana E. Ayala, A. Rey, José Rodríguez-Cervilla, José M. Fraga:
Prediction of a chronobiologic index for neonatal cardiovascular risk estimation. 62-69 - Ted J. Strickland:
Development of an information system to assist management of critically ill patients. 70-77 - Nicola Fumai, Christian Collet, Marco Petroni, Kathleen Roger, A. Lam, Emile Saab, Alfred S. Malowany, Franco A. Carnevale, Ron D. Gottesman:
Database design of an intensive care unit patient data management system. 78-85 - Igal Nevo, Jonathan V. Roth, F. Ahmed, Allon Guez:
A new patient's status indicator to facilitate decision making in anesthesia. 88-93 - Igal Nevo, Allon Guez, F. Ahmed, Jonathan V. Roth:
System theoretic approach to medical diagnosis. 94-96 - Saul Martin Luria, David G. Southerland, Douglas M. Stetson:
A clinical trial of a computer diagnosis program for chest pain. 97-104 - M. A. MacAulay, J. Norman Scrimger, Denis Riordan, A. Foyle, H. D. Cheng:
An interactive graphics package with standard examples of the Bloom and Richardson histological grading technique. 108-112 - Sheng-Yih Guan, Bruce H. McCormick:
Design for a 3-D deformable brain atlas. 113-120 - Ruth E. Dayhoff, Peter M. Kuzmak, Daniel L. Maloney, Barclay M. Shepard:
Experience with an architecture for integrating images into a hospital information system. 121-128 - Hon-Wei Syh, Wei-Kom Chu, James R. McConnell:
A microcomputer-based system for MR imaging analysis of brain for hepatic encephalopathy. 130-134 - Ian R. Greenshields, Francis DiMario, Gale Ramsby, James B. Perkins:
Determination of ventricular structure from multisignature MR images of the brain. 135-144 - R. E. Reilly, Mohammed Reza Amirinia, R. W. Soames:
A two-dimensional imaging walkway for gait analysis. 145-152 - Piero Mussio, Maurizio Pietrogrande, Paolo Bottoni, Maurizio Dell'Oca, Eliana Arosio, E. Sartirana, M. R. Finanzon, Nicola Dioguardi:
Automatic cell count in digital images of liver tissue sections. 153-160 - Piotr Jasiobedzki, David McLeod, Christopher J. Taylor:
Detection of non-perfused zones in retinal images. 162-169 - Erika Rogers, Ronald C. Arkin, Murray Baron:
Visual interaction in diagnostic radiology. 170-177 - I. Michael Harris, Kimmet B. Workman, William D. Arrildt, Frank P. Leo:
Benefits of using microcomputers to monitor imaging equipment service in a radiology department. 178-182 - Michael Anbar, Sean D'Arcy:
Localized regulatory frequencies of human skin temperature derived from the analysis of series of infrared images. 184-191 - Charles W. Kurak Jr.:
Adaptive histogram equalization: a parallel implementation. 192-199 - Nassrin Tavakoli:
Lossless compression of medical images. 200-207 - Bruce I. Blum, Ralph D. Semmel:
Medical informatics, knowledge, and expert systems. 212-218 - Joseph D. Bronzino, Ralph A. Morelli, John W. Goethe:
Design of an expert system for monitoring drug treatment in a psychiatric hospital. 219-225 - Chong-Woo Woo, Martha W. Evens, Joel A. Michael, Allen A. Rovick:
Dynamic instructional planning for an intelligent physiology tutoring system. 226-233 - Kerry E. Petrucci, Paul Petrucci, G. Dobbs, B. Baranoski, L. McQueen:
The clinical evaluation of UNIS: an expert system for the long-term care of patients with urinary incontinence. 236-243 - Klaus Kuhn, Dietmar Roesner, Thomas Zemmler, Werner Swobodnik, Paul Janowitz, Johannes G. Wechsler, Christian Heinlein, Manfred Reichert, Werner Doster, Hans Ditschuneit:
A neural network expert system to support decisions in diagnostic mapping. 244-250 - Eric L. Hoogendoorn, Karl B. Langton, Nicholas Solntseff, R. Brian Haynes:
A PC-based interface for an expert system to assist with preoperative assessments. 251-257 - Jahangir Ahmad Satti, Frank H. Westervelt, Don P. Ragan:
A proposed parallel architecture for 3D dose computation in radiation therapy treatment planning. 258-262 - Kerry Wilson, W. Robert S. Webber, Ronald Peter Lesser, Robert S. Fisher, Russell C. Eberhart, Roy W. Dobbins:
Detection of epileptiform spikes in the EEG using a patient-independent neural network. 264-271 - Ozcan Ozdamar, Ilker Yaylali, Prasanna Jayakar, Carlos N. Lopez
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Multilevel neural network system for EEG spike detection. 272-279 - Isaac N. Bankman, Vincent G. Sigillito, Robert A. Wise, Philip L. Smith:
Detection of the EEG K-complex wave with neural networks. 280-287 - Marius O. Poliac, John M. Zanetty, David Salerno, George L. Wilcox:
Seismocardiogram (SCG) interpretation using neural networks. 288-295 - Russell C. Eberhart, Roy W. Dobbins, Larrie V. Hutton:
Neural network paradigm comparisons for appendicitis diagnoses. 298-304 - Christos N. Schizas, Constantinos S. Pattichis, R. R. Livesay, Ian S. Schofield, K. X. Lazarou, Lefkos T. Middleton:
Unsupervised learning in computer aided macroelectromyography. 305-312 - Daniel T. Davis, Jenq-Neng Hwang, James Shih-Jong Lee:
Improved network inversion technique for query learning application to automated cytology screening. 313-320 - H. D. Cheng, X. Q. Li, Denis Riordan, J. Norman Scrimger, A. Foyle, M. A. MacAulay:
A parallel approach to tubule grading in breast cancer lesions and its VLSI implementation. 322-329 - Wei Lin, Jian-Xong Tang:
DiagFH: an expert system for diagnosis of fulminant hepatitis. 330-337 - Leemseop Shim, Martha W. Evens, Joel A. Michael, Allen A. Rovick:
Effective cognitive modeling in an intelligent tutoring system for cardiovascular physiology. 338-345 - Vincent M. Brannigan:
The Safe Medical Devices Act of 1990: new directions for FDA software regulation. 350-357 - Marco Petroni, Christian Collet, Nicola Fumai, Kathleen Roger, François Groleau, C. Yien, Alfred S. Malowany, Franco A. Carnevale, Ron D. Gottesman:
An automatic speech recognition system for bedside data entry in an intensive care unit. 358-365 - Jiang Hsieh, Donald R. Ucci:
Design and modeling of CT systems with GSPN. 366-373 - Yoshinobu Ebisawa, Koichi Kaneko, Shoji Kojima, Takashi Ushikubo, Tatsuo Miyakawa:
Non-invasive eye-gaze position detecting method used on man/machine interface for the disabled. 374-380
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