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PubMed1995

[Terminology of scoliosis].

The most important entries concerning scoliosis have been presented in an alphabetical order. Some definitions, better describing three-planar scoliosis deformity, suggested by Scoliosis Research Society have been included.

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PubMed1995

A glossary of medical decision-making terms.

Many of the terms used in medical decision making are foreign to clinicians. This problem creates a barrier that can prevent physicians from acquiring these new clinical tools. This glossary contains definitions of the most common terms as well as examples of their usage by using Down syndrome as the illustrative condition.

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PubMed1994

Neurotoxins.

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La cosa misma.

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PubMed1993

Lasers.

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PubMed1994

Data compression for medical report archiving.

In a hospital environment, where large numbers of reports are compiled, data compression offers a method for substantially reducing the required disk space whilst protecting the confidentiality of patient data. An analysis is given of the most important parameters that influence compression of free-text data, to realize an efficient implementation of an archiving system for medical reports. An overall reduction of the required disk space by more than 50% can be attained, as well as supplementary level of protection. A slight increase in access time is thereby inevitable, but almost insignificant. Such an archiving system constitutes a necessary component for an intelligent information retrieval system. The access to information contained in medical documents (by means of natural language processing and artificial intelligence techniques) is considered to be one of the key issues in the field of medical informatics for the coming decades.

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