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CADANS: the nervous system for cardiology

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The cardiological computer network in The Netherlands is described in this chapter. It consists basically of a local area network in each of the 8 participating university cardiological departments.

These local area networks are connected together in a ‘star’format with a centre point in the ICIN location. The network is used for research studies, for example, the REGRESS study, where the effects of a cholesterol lowering drug are investigated. The data is stored in a relational database system. Results of this study will be presented later.

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Meester, G.T., Sartorius, O.E.H., Fanggidaej, D., Gerritsen, M.G.J.M., Van Kester, J.A.T.G., Van Rappard-Van Der Veen, F.M. (1991). CADANS: the nervous system for cardiology. In: Meester, G.T., Pinciroli, F. (eds) Databases for Cardiology. Developments in Cardiovascular Medicine, vol 115. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3720-1_26

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