Computerized Interpretation of ECGs

Computerized interpretation of ECGs: supplement not a substitute.

Computerized Interpretation of Dynamic Breast MRI

Magnetic resonance images are often corrupted byintensity inhomogeneity, which manifests itself as slow intensityvariations of the same tissue over the image domain. Suchshading artifacts must be corrected before doing computerizedanalysis such as intensity-based segmentation and quantitativeanalysis. In this paper, we present a fuzzy c-means (FCM)based algorithm that si...

Interpretation of the computerized tomographic scan.

Reprint requests to: Dr. M. Banna, Department of Radiology, McMaster University Medical Centre, 1200 Main Street West, Hamilton, Ontario Canada L8S 4J9. INTRODUCTION The principles of computerized tomography have been outlined in a previous publication (Banna and Porteous, 1976). The present paper describes our experience with the scan in various intracranial lesions. Our findings correlate wel...

Interpreting Ambiguous Social Situations in Social Anxiety: Application of Computerized Task Measuring Interpretation Bias

Background and Aims: The interpretation bias which is an important factor in the pathology of social anxiety disorder, has been recently considered in therapeutic approaches. Given the importance of interpretation bias in the treatment of social anxiety, and despite the ambiguity in the relationship between social anxiety and interpretation bias, we compared the interpretation bias in individua...

Computerized Pulmonary Artery Catheter Waveform Interpretation

The pulmonary artery catheter (PAC) has been used for decades in the diagnosis and treatment of critically ill patients, but knowledge of PAC waveform interpretation remains inadequate among physicians and nurses. Inspired by the relative success of EKG interpretation programs, this study investigates the feasibility of computerized PAC waveform interpretation. Clinician-provided contextual dat...