Expert Systems and Decision Support in Medicine pp 213-217 | Cite as
Prediction of MSOF Evolution by Means of Nine Vital Systems Trajectories
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Keywords
Injury Severity Score Emergency Medical Service Emergency Medical Service System Multiple System Organ Failure Multiple Organ Failure Syndrome
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Zusammenfassung
Eine Datenbasis wird vorgestellt, die von 20 Patienten mit postoperativen multiplen Organversagen (MSOF) abgeleitet wurde. Mittels dieses Materials wird versucht, eine formale Beschreibung des Verlaufs der Frtihsymptome abzuleiten. In einem ersten Schritt wird ein Bayes’scherAnsatz versucht. Die weiteren Arbeiten erfolgen mittels Markov-Ketten und Petri -Netze. Ziel der Autoren ist die formale Darstellung von dynamischen Zusammenhängen als Grundlage weiterer Arbeiten zur Entscheidungsunterstützung bei Patienten mit Verdacht auf MSOF.
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