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A system for computer-aided diagnosis
Medical Informatics, 1989MEDICIS is an integrated environment for computer-aided diagnosis. It consists of two subsystems: a module used by the expert to build knowledge bases and a consultation module to exploit those bases. MEDICIS uses a framed representation of knowledge. The inference engine performs logical reasoning without recourse to certainty factors.
Du Bois, Philippe +2 more
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Computer aids to mammographic diagnosis
The British Journal of Radiology, 1987The improvement of mammographic specificity was investigated by means of identifying specific radiological features. Data are presented on the first 500 patients studied who had previously undergone mammography followed by biopsy. The presence of specific mammographic features on each radiograph, first determined by retrospective examination, was ...
A G, Gale +3 more
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Computer-Aided Diagnosis and Negligence
Medicine, Science and the Law, 1991The phrase ‘expert system’ has been widely used to describe computer systems which are capable of performing at or near to the level of an expert. Expert systems may be recognized by their construction or by their performance. Structurally, expert systems usually comprise a knowledge-base, an inference engine and an interface with the user as shown in ...
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Prospects for Computer-Aided Diagnosis
New England Journal of Medicine, 1969A recent Journal article1 reports one of several recent investigations of the potential value of computers in augmenting clinicians' diagnostic ability.
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Computer aided diagnosis in radiology
1995The most important roles of our model of human perceptive process are played by the evaluation function (e.f) and the control strategy. The e.f. is related to the ratio between the entropy of one region or zone of the picture and the entropy of the entire picture.
Sergio Vitulano +2 more
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Computer-aided melanoma diagnosis
Dermatologic Clinics, 2002This article presents a snapshot of fast-moving research into the application of digital imaging technology to in vivo computer-aided diagnosis of early melanoma. It is written from the perspective of a researcher with a keen interest in bringing this technology to physicians' offices.
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Computer Aids to Medical Diagnosis
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1966The introduction of agriculture revolutionized ancient man's social, economic, and cultural potential. This was the first great step in the evolution of civilization. The more recent industrial revolution, which vastly increased man's productive capabilities, was the next great step and brought forth our present highly mechanized economic and ...
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Rethinking Computer-Aided Tuberculosis Diagnosis
2020 IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR), 2020As a serious infectious disease, tuberculosis (TB) is one of the major threats to human health worldwide, leading to millions of death every year. Although early diagnosis and treatment can greatly improve the chances of survival, it remains a major challenge, especially in developing countries.
Yun Liu 0011 +4 more
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IMAGE PROCESSING AND COMPUTER-AIDED DIAGNOSIS
Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1996The future of image processing and CAD in diagnostic radiology is more promising now than ever, with increasingly impressive results being reported from various observer performance studies in both mammography and chest radiography. Clinical trials in years to come will help optimize the accuracy of the programs and determine the actual contribution of
M, Giger, H, MacMahon
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Computer Aided Diagnosis of Atopic Dermatitis
Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics, 2020Skin diseases with an allergic background such as atopic dermatitis are commonly noticed in children. This requires an urgent need to develop an objective and non-invasive method to examine the skin condition before and during the therapy. The newest clinical research mention the benefit of using high frequency ultrasound to image inflammation of the ...
Joanna Czajkowska +2 more
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