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Journal of Urology, 1984
We have assembled a computer hardware system and have written software programs that convert analogue urodynamic input to digital data. This has allowed for 1) extremely accurate recording of urodynamic events with a higher frequency response than existing units, 2) data storage of urodynamic events in digital form on floppy disks, 3) retrieval and ...
S C, Jacobs +3 more
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We have assembled a computer hardware system and have written software programs that convert analogue urodynamic input to digital data. This has allowed for 1) extremely accurate recording of urodynamic events with a higher frequency response than existing units, 2) data storage of urodynamic events in digital form on floppy disks, 3) retrieval and ...
S C, Jacobs +3 more
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Computer assisted grammar construction
3rd International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (ICSLP 1994), 1994This paper presents a system for computer assisted grammar construction (CAGC). The CAGC system is designed to generate broad-coverage grammars for large natural language corpora by utilizing both an extended inside-outside algorithm and an automatic phrase bracketing (AUTO) system, which is designed to provide the extended algorithm with constituent ...
Steve J. Young, H.-H. Shih
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Computer‐Assisted Frontal Sinusotomy
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1994An osteoplastic frontal sinus flap with flat obliteration is the “gold” standard for the management of chronic frontal sinus inflammatory disease caused by obstruction of the nasofrontal duct. Frontal sinusotomy, with an osteoplastic technique, call for osteotomies, guided by a template obtained from a Caldwell radiographic view taken at a distance of ...
R L, Carrau +3 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1975
A remarkable and fundamentally new radiological technique has recently become available and has been in clinical use in North America since July 1973. In this British invention, the originality of the method lies essentially in the use of a small computer for processing of x-ray photon attenuation data, as measured by sodium iodide crystal detectors ...
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A remarkable and fundamentally new radiological technique has recently become available and has been in clinical use in North America since July 1973. In this British invention, the originality of the method lies essentially in the use of a small computer for processing of x-ray photon attenuation data, as measured by sodium iodide crystal detectors ...
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Computer-assisted prescription writing
Computers and Biomedical Research, 1977Abstract A computer-assisted prescription writing system that can do most of what can be done with a prescription pad has been developed. It has advantages, which include speed and legibility. A coding method is used which is easy to remember and which follows the mental process used by the physician in writing a prescription.
F, Levit, D B, Garside
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Computer assisted diagnosis for ophthalmology
Computers in Biology and Medicine, 1978Abstract A prototype program for computer assisted diagnosis in ophthalmology has been developed. The program uses Bayes' rule[1] to compute probabilities that a patient has a certain disease, given signs, symptoms and laboratory results. Probabilities used in making the diagnosis change with information from patients from whom a diagnosis has ...
K J, Fritz, M A, Polascik, A M, Potts
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Journal of Medical Systems, 1986
The development of computer-assisted instruction (CAI) is discussed and definition of major concepts is presented. The three major types of CAI (drill and practice, tutorials, and simulations) are defined and examples given for each. The impact of CAI in nursing is discussed and several CAI systems are described.
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The development of computer-assisted instruction (CAI) is discussed and definition of major concepts is presented. The three major types of CAI (drill and practice, tutorials, and simulations) are defined and examples given for each. The impact of CAI in nursing is discussed and several CAI systems are described.
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Computer assisted neuron searching
International Journal of Bio-Medical Computing, 1986A microprocessor controlled driver for the Kopf hydraulic microdrive is described. Neuron searching parameters can be specified during an experiment to facilitate the search for active neurons. These parameters include: period between movements, numbers of microns of electrode movement/advance, depth of penetration, automatic cessation of advancement ...
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1988
The use of a computer does not take the thought process out of burn care. Rather, it provides constant user reinforcement while emphasizing key elements of burn care management.
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The use of a computer does not take the thought process out of burn care. Rather, it provides constant user reinforcement while emphasizing key elements of burn care management.
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