A framework for radiological assistant systems

D. Krechel, R. Bergmann, Kerstin Maximini, A. V. Wangenheim
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Abstract

The market for health care systems supporting physicians and improving their daily routine is dynamically growing. The development of these systems makes great demands on the handling of medical knowledge, like anatomical and process knowledge. In this paper, a special approach for the radiological domain is presented. Our framework includes mechanisms to store medical knowledge in different knowledge containers, whose importance varies from application to application, and to support the execution of the processes. Three applications are introduced by way of example. We analyze these application scenarios to find the knowledge-intensive tasks that can be supported by an assistant system. The implemented solutions are integrated in the daily work of our radiological partner hospitals.
放射辅助系统的框架
支持医生并改善其日常工作的卫生保健系统市场正在动态增长。这些系统的发展对医学知识的处理提出了很高的要求,如解剖和工艺知识。本文提出了一种用于放射学领域的特殊方法。我们的框架包括将医学知识存储在不同知识容器(其重要性因应用程序而异)中的机制,以及支持流程执行的机制。通过实例介绍了三种应用。我们对这些应用场景进行了分析,以找到可以由辅助系统支持的知识密集型任务。实施的解决方案已整合到我们的放射合作医院的日常工作中。
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