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PubMed1989

Choosing and using a microcomputer for tropical epidemiology. I. Preliminary considerations.

Practical considerations involved in ascertaining data processing requirements, starting with the protocol of an epidemiological study, are discussed. These include assessments of both hardware and software requirements. Throughout the paper special emphasis is placed on the problems of conducting an epidemiological study in a tropical environment, with minimal infrastructural, logistic and expert support. The requirements of a hypothetical study protocol are used as an example. This paper covers aspects of data processing required in preparing a project proposal; its sequel considers getting the project under way.

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PubMed1989

[A complex program for microcomputer-supported immunoassay analysis].

The increasing availability of analytical methods based on saturation analysis call for efficient assay calculation. A comprehensive computer program was developed, allowing the calculation of different kinds of assays. Due to the user friendly structure it can be used also by inexperienced laboratory staff without difficulties. Its large adaptability can be a usefull support to optimize various kinds of assays.

Immunoassay↗
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[Realization of an adaptive method of simulating the process of temperature change of a cadaver on a microcomputer].

Programme based on mathematical model of the process of dead body temperature changing was developed for estimation of postmortem interval. Automatic retrieval of problem solution was performed on programmable microcalculators of "Electronica MK-61" type using adaptive approach. Diagnostical accuracy in case of dead body being preserved in permanent cooling conditions is +/- 3%.

Body Temperature↗
PubMed1989

[Microcomputer systems in urology: hardware--mole's hole or useful equipment?].

The basic concepts and elements of micro- and minicomputer hardware components frequently used in urology are described. For advanced users, the details and trends are discussed in more detail. The interdependence of hardware and operating systems is emphasized. In addition, a method for the evaluation of personal computer performance is presented. Finally, proposals are made concerning purchasing procedures and selection criteria.

Humans↗