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In vivo and simulation study of artificial ventilation effects on energetic variables in cardiosurgical patients by De Lazzari, C, Darowski, M, Wolski, P, Ferrari, G, Tosti, G, Pisanelli, D M

“…The analysis of energetic ventricular variable changes during artificial ventilation, obtained by numerical simulation was done. Twenty-one sets of hemodynamic…”
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Clinical guidelines as plans--an ontological theory by Kumar, A, Smith, B, Pisanelli, D M, Gangemi, A, Stefanelli, M

“…Clinical guidelines are special types of plans realized by collective agents. We provide an ontological theory of such plans that is designed to support the…”
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Understanding systematic conceptual structures in polysemous medical terms by Gangemi, A, Pisanelli, D M, Steve, G

“…Polysemy is a bottleneck for the demanding needs of semantic data management. We suggest the importance of a well-founded conceptual analysis for understanding…”
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Toward a standard for guideline representation: an ontological approach by Pisanelli, D M, Gangemi, A, Steve, G

“…Guidelines for clinical practice are being introduced in an extensive way in more and more different fields of medicine They have the potentialities of…”
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Toward a general model for the description of multimedia clinical data by Ferri, F, Pisanelli, D M, Ricci, F L, Consorti, F, Piermattei, A

“…The patient folder integrates information originating from heterogeneous sources. For this reason computerized tools for patient data management should exploit…”
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Modelling in the study of interaction of Hemopump device and artificial ventilation by De Lazzari, C., Darowski, M., Ferrari, G., Pisanelli, D.M., Tosti, G.

“…The aim of this work is to evaluate in different ventricular conditions the influence of joint mechanical ventilation (MV) and Hemopump assistance. To perform…”
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Patient records: from single events to elements for health planning by Pisanelli, D M, Ricci, F L

“…Data collected in patient records are not only the kernel of a ward information system, but also the groundwork for planning and evaluating services in health…”
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WWW-available conceptual integration of medical terminologies: the ONIONS experience by Pisanelli, D M, Gangemi, A, Steve, G

“…We present the most applicable aspects of our research in the conceptual integration of terminologies. From past experience, we claim that the…”
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The impact of rotary blood pump in conjunction with mechanical ventilation on ventricular energetic parameters - numerical simulation by De Lazzari, C, Darowski, M, Ferrari, G, Pisanelli, D M, Tosti, G

“…Aim of this work is to study the impact of left ventricular rotary blood pump assistance, on energetic variables, when mechanical ventilation (MV) of the lungs…”
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Converting the representation of medical data: criteria to code the underlying cause of death by Pisanelli, D M, Rossi-Mori, A

“…This study deals with a set of coding directives that were conceived for trained coding clerks and rely upon knowledge of their cultural background. These…”
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An object-oriented tool for the generation and management of multimedia patient folders by Pisanelli, D M, Ferri, F, Ricci, F L

“…Computer-based patient folders are evolving from the simple reproduction of traditional paper documents toward active tools, able to support the whole…”
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ADAMS: Aggregate Data Management System for epidemiologists and health-care managers by Ferri, F, Grifoni, P, Meo-Evoli, L, Pisanelli, D M, Ricci, F L

“…An effective health-care policy is supported by the availability of data in the form of statistical tables for epidemiologists and health-care managers…”
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Exploitation of statistical tables: conceptual interaction with epidemiologic data by Pisanelli, D M, Ricci, F L, Tarantino, L

“…Health-care applications need flexible data and interaction models capable of dealing with data of different natures coming from different sources. These…”
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Semantic standards for the representation of medical records by Rossi Mori, A, Galeazzi, E, Gangemi, A, Pisanelli, D M, Thornton, A M

“…Physicians developed their sublanguage (a system to represent medical concepts and their relations) to store and transmit general medical knowledge and…”
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Evaluation stages and design steps for knowledge-based systems in medicine by Rossi-Mori, A, Pisanelli, D M, Ricci, F L

“…After the early experiments in artificial intelligence a methodology is emerging around advanced systems for the management of medical knowledge. The stress is…”
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Expert systems and the pancreatic cancer problem: decision support in the pre-operative diagnosis by Maceratini, R, Rafanelli, M, Pisanelli, D M, Crollari, S

“…In this paper, after reviewing the main issue in artificial intelligence, decision support systems, medical decision-making, expert systems and some of their…”
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An ontological analysis of the UMLS Metathesaurus by Pisanelli, D M, Gangemi, A, Steve, G

“…Paper-based terminology systems cannot satisfy anymore the new desiderata of healthcare information systems: the demand for re-use and sharing of patient data,…”
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Design and evaluation of an ontology-based drug application database by Senger, C, Seidling, H M, Quinzler, R, Leser, U, Haefeli, W E

“…Several recently published cases of preventable adverse drug reactions were associated with flaws in drug application. However, current clinical decision…”
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A domain ontology for mechanical circulatory support systems by De Lazzari, C., Guerrieri, E., Pisanelli, D.M.

“…Heart failure is a major health problem with a high mortality rate in industrialized countries. Its ultimate therapy, heart transplantation, is limited by the…”
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Intelligent management of epidemiologic data by Ferri, F, Evoli, L M, Pisanelli, D M, Ricci, F L

“…In the lifecycle of epidemiologic data three steps can be identified: production, interpretation and exploitation for decision. Computerized support can be…”
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