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Possibilities and limitations of using machine text-processing tools in Russian radiology reports [PDF]
BACKGROUND: In radiology, important information can be found not only in medical images, but also in the accompanying text descriptions created by radiologists. Identification of study protocols containing certain data and extraction of these data can be
Daria Yu. Kokina+4 more
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Telemedicine in Alentejo [PDF]
Alentejo covers a third of Portugal, yet it is home to only 5% of the population. Residents of the region are poorer, older, and less educated than the rest of the country. There is a shortage of physicians in several specialties. The low population density, a concentration of specialized services, and a poor public transportation network all create ...
Oliveira, T. C.+3 more
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Patient dose monitoring software in radiology [PDF]
An increase in the number of diagnostic procedures using ionizing radiation (computed tomography, interventional procedures, and the use of nuclear medicine) results in an increase in radiation exposure and, consequently, an increase in collective and ...
Maria P. Shatenok+4 more
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Clinical aspects of using artificial intelligence for the interpretation of chest X-rays
The review considers the possible use of artificial intelligence for the interpretation of chest X-rays by analyzing 45 publications. Experimental and commercial diagnostic systems for pulmonary tuberculosis, pneumonia, neoplasms and other diseases have ...
S. P. Morozov+5 more
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Magnetic resonance imaging radiomics in prostate cancer radiology: what is currently known? [PDF]
Diagnostic and treatment approaches in prostate cancer rely on a combination of magnetic resonance imaging and histological data. This study aimed to introduce the basics of the current diagnostic approach in prostate cancer with a focus on texture ...
Pavel B. Gelezhe+3 more
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Artificial intelligence in clinical physiology: How to improve learning agility [PDF]
Clinical physiology involves a complete, comprehensive, multilateral study of the functions of both affected and healthy organs, which allows us to assess the compensatory capabilities of the body. Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in
Dmitry V. Shutov+3 more
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Telemedicine in Gastroenterohepatology [PDF]
Telemedicine itself is not the medical profession, it is not a medical specialty, but the way in which the medical profession conduct its activity. Therefore we are talking about tele otorhinolaryngology, tele cardiology or tele pathology. In the definition of a multitude of telemedicine that can be found in the literature is the following ...
Emina Beganovic+5 more
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Evaluating telemedicine: A focus on patient pathways [PDF]
Evaluations of telemedicine have sought to assess various measures of effectiveness (e.g., diagnostic accuracy), efficiency (e.g., cost), and engagement (e.g., patient satisfaction) to determine its success.
Coughlan, JA, Eatock, J, Eldabi, T
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Sarcopenia: modern approaches to solving diagnosis problems [PDF]
Although sarcopenia is a relatively new diagnosis for medical statistics and the healthcare system, it represents a social and economic burden on the healthcare due to the large number of possible adverse outcomes such as increased risk of falls ...
Anastasia K. Smorchkova+3 more
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Necessity of Telemedicine [PDF]
Dear Editor, Telemedicine has been defined as the use of telecommunication technologies like e-mail, wireless tools, and other applications to diagnose and treat a patient’s clinical health status. Different types of services can be provided by telemedicine, such as home telehealth and referral to medical centers. There have been several examples
Sedigheh Mirhashemi+2 more
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