Developing a Causal Model from Liver Function Test Data

Developing a Causal Model of Administrative Corruption in Tehran Municipality Regions

The purpose of this article is to develop a causal model for corruption in Tehran Municipality as a base theory for anti-corruption policies in this agency. In order to implement this research, variables causing corruption in Tehran Municipality were identified by examining the background and relevant literature review. Following that, using exploratory factor analysis method, the extracted fac...

Development of Possibilistic Causal Model from Data

Possibilistic causal models have been proposed as an approach for prediction and diagnosis based on uncertain causal relations. However, the only way to develop the causal models is to acquire the possibilistic knowledge from the experts. The paper proposes an approach to develop the models from a dataset including causes and effects. It first develops a probabilistic causal model, then transfo...

A new liver function turbidity test.

The various liver flocculation tests proposed in recent years by several investigators cannot be considered as specific, hence clinicians tend to use many of them simultaneously. Obviously, the simplicity and the rapidity with which any one of these tests can be performed are essential advantages. The following new liver function turbidity test is simple and rapid, and is more sensitive than th...

Thymol Turbidity as a Liver Function Test

Abnormality on Liver Function Test

Children with abnormal liver function can often be seen in outpatient clinics or inpatients wards. Most of them have respiratory disease, or gastroenteritis by virus infection, accompanying fever. Occasionally, hepatitis by the viruses causing systemic infection may occur, and screening tests are required. In patients with jaundice, the tests for differential diagnosis and appropriate treatment...