Extracting Relations between Radiotherapy Treatment Details

D. Bitterman, T. Miller, D. Harris, Chen Lin, S. Finan, J. Warner, R. Mak, G. Savova
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Abstract

We present work on extraction of radiotherapy treatment information from the clinical narrative in the electronic medical records. Radiotherapy is a central component of the treatment of most solid cancers. Its details are described in non-standardized fashions using jargon not found in other medical specialties, complicating the already difficult task of manual data extraction. We examine the performance of several state-of-the-art neural methods for relation extraction of radiotherapy treatment details, with a goal of automating detailed information extraction. The neural systems perform at 0.82-0.88 macro-average F1, which approximates or in some cases exceeds the inter-annotator agreement. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first effort to develop models for radiotherapy relation extraction and one of the few efforts for relation extraction to describe cancer treatment in general.
放射治疗细节之间的关系提取
我们介绍了从电子病历的临床叙述中提取放射治疗信息的工作。放射治疗是大多数实体癌治疗的核心组成部分。它的细节以非标准化的方式描述,使用其他医学专业中没有的术语,使人工数据提取本已困难的任务复杂化。我们研究了几种最先进的神经方法的性能,用于放射治疗细节的关系提取,目标是自动化详细信息提取。神经系统的宏观平均F1值为0.82-0.88,接近或在某些情况下超过了注释者间的一致性。据我们所知,这是开发放射治疗关系提取模型的第一次努力,也是一般描述癌症治疗的少数关系提取努力之一。
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