Acute necrotizing otitis media.
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Acute Disease↗
Biomedical subjects
C Stiernberg
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An information system for head and neck tumors: optimal use of abstracting and retrieval resources.
This report describes a symbiotic interaction between a hospital tumor registry and the physicians in a medical school department of otolaryngology. The tumor registry is responsible for collecting central registry data, entering both central registry and department-specific data, performing routine data maintenance functions, and tracking the patients over time. The departmental physicians collect site-specific data and, after entry into a computer-based data base management system, can access the information without intermediaries and at their convenience. The result is a comprehensive information resource for head and neck cancer. The development of a medical subspecialty information system, as a satellite to the central registry mechanism, is noteworthy in its low cost, frequent physician use, better patient tracking, improved patient care, and increased clinical relevance of registry activities. A subtle but pervasive benefit is the increased sense of mission experienced by all concerned.
Abstracting and Indexing↗
Simultaneous squamous carcinoma and adenocarcinoma of the larynx.
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Adenocarcinoma↗