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Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

5th Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Europe, AIME '95, Pavia, Italy, June 25 - 28, 1995. Proceedings

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  • © 1995

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  1. Pedro Barahona
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  2. Mario Stefanelli
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  3. Jeremy Wyatt
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Part of the book series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS, volume 934)

Part of the book sub series: Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence (LNAI)

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Table of contents (60 papers)

  1. Front Matter

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  2. A component-based architecture for automation of protocol-directed therapy

    • Mark A. Musen, Samson W. Tu, Amar K. Das, Yuval Shahar
    Pages 1-13

  3. Coordinating taxonomies: Key to re-usable concept representations

    • A. L. Rector
    Pages 15-28

  4. Generating personalised patient information using the medical record

    • Kim Binsted, Alison Cawsey, Ray Jones
    Pages 29-41

  5. Analysis of medical jargon: The RECIT system

    • A. -M. Rassinoux, C. Juge, P. -A. Michel, R. H. Baud, D. Lemaitre, F. -C. Jean et al.
    Pages 42-52

  6. Medical knowledge representation for medical report analysis

    • J. F. Smart, M. Roux
    Pages 53-64

  7. Modelling medical concepts as time-objects

    • E. T. Keravnou
    Pages 65-78

  8. Modeling medical reasoning with the Event Calculus: an application to the management of mechanical ventilation

    • Luca Chittaro, Marco Del Rosso, Michel Dojat
    Pages 79-90

  9. A general framework for building patient monitoring systems

    • Cristiana Larizza, Gabriele Bernuzzi, Mario Stefanelli
    Pages 91-102

  10. Semi-qualitative models and simulation for biomedical applications

    • Pedro Barahona
    Pages 103-114

  11. Generating explanations of pathophysiological system behaviors from qualitative simulation of compartmental models

    • Liliana Ironi, Mario Stefanelli
    Pages 115-126

  12. An information-based bayesian approach to history taking

    • Giuseppe Carenini, Stefano Monti, Gordon Banks
    Pages 127-138

  13. Medical decision making using Ignorant Influence Diagrams

    • Marco Ramoni, Alberto Riva, Mario Stefanelli, Vimla Patel
    Pages 139-150

  14. Dynamic propagation in causal probabilistic networks with instantiated variables

    • O. K. Hejlesen, S. Andreassen, S. K. Andersen
    Pages 151-162

  15. Alerts as starting point for hospital infection surveillance and control

    • Edith Safran, Didier Pittet, François Borst, Gérald Thurler, Marcel Berthoud, Pascale Schulthess et al.
    Pages 163-172

  16. Cooperative software agents for patient management

    • Giordano Lanzola, Sabina Falasconi, Mario Stefanelli
    Pages 173-184

  17. High level control strategies for diabetes therapy

    • Alberto Riva, Riccardo Bellazzi
    Pages 185-196

  18. Therapy planning using qualitative trend descriptions

    • Silvia Miksch, Werner Horn, Christian Popow, Franz Paky
    Pages 197-208

  19. Adaptation and abstraction in a case-based antibiotics therapy adviser

    • R. Schmidt, L. Boscher, B. Heindl, G. Schmid, B. Pollwein, L. Gierl
    Pages 209-217

  20. Field evaluations of a knowledge-based system for peripheral blood interpretation

    • Diamond L. W., Nguyen D. T., Ralph P., Sheridan B., Bak A., Kessler C. et al.
    Pages 219-230
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This volume presents the proceedings of the 5th Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Europe, AIME '95, held in Pavia, Italy in June 1995.
The volume contains 32 full refereed selected papers contributed by researchers and professionals coming from computer science departments, medical informatics departments, and hospitals; in addition there are the keynote address and 28 poster presentations. The volume is organized in topical sections on medical records, temporal reasoning and simulation, probabilistic models, patient management and therapy planning, evaluation of knowledge-based systems, diagnostic support systems, models for clinical information systems, and neural networks and image interpretation.

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