Identification of Disease Entities

Identification of Disease Entities 1 A Critique of Kendell and Brockington’s Procedure for Identification of Disease Entities

Identification of Chemical Entities in Patent Documents

Biomedical literature is an important source of information for chemical compounds. However, different representations and nomenclatures for chemical entities exist, which makes the reference of chemical entities ambiguous. Many systems already exist for gene and protein entity recognition, however very few exist for chemical entities. The main reason for this is the lack of corpus to train nam...

Identification of Disaster-implicated Named Entities

For disaster preparedness, a key aspect of the work is the identification, ahead of time, of potentially implicated locations (LOC), organizations (ORG), and persons (PER). Here we describe how static repositories of traditional news reports can be rapidly exploited to yield disasteror accident-implicated named entities.

Spectrum of Disease Entities in Splenectomy Specimen

Introduction: We report here our results of Pathological assessment of 35 splenectomy cases. Purpose of Study: To evaluate the subtle morphological change which is often missed due to lack of experience & knowledge. Material and Methods: It was a non-interventional descriptive study, carried out in the Pathology department of PIMS. All available splenectomy, slides were reviewed from a period o...

Coelomycetous fungi in human disease. A review: Clinical entities, pathogenesis, identification and therapy.

Coelomycetes are being recovered with increasing frequency in human disease. They are frequently acquired by traumatic implantation and are of concern in profoundly immunosuppressed individuals. A definition of this group of organisms is provided, along with their clinical manifestations, methods for laboratory diagnosis, criteria for identification, in vitro susceptibility data, and guidelines...