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H J Schober

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["INTENSIV"--organization and structure of a knowledge-based PC system for the intensive care unit].

A computer program for use on an intensive care unit (ICU) has been developed. The program INTENSIV is a knowledge-based system with integrated conventional basic functions. Besides managing all patient-related data, the program processes all laboratory data, clinical observations and measured data. Deviations from the norm and disturbances in patient balances are recognized by the system; under consideration of contraindications such as antagonistic or synergistic drug interactions, the system makes recommendations for basic therapy regimens as well as necessary corrections according to changes in the regular course of an illness. Aside from disturbance analysis and therapy planning, the computer can portray and document the entire course of therapy and the patient's progress as seen in ICU charts, including fluid and electrolyte balances and graphic parameter curves.

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[Surgical diseases in advanced age].

Between 1982 and 1989 hospitalized treatment was applied to 615 patients aged between 85 and 101 years. The average age was 88.8 years. Operations were performed on 406 of them (66.1%). The surgical lethality amounted 16.5%. The lethality in conjunction with emergency operation was as high as 30.8% or as low as 10.7% in the context of elective operations. X-ray findings recorded from heart and lung as well as ECG provided reliable criteria for assessment of the surgical risk.

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[The elderly surgical patient. Experiences with patients over 85].

Hospitalised treatment was applied to 326 patients aged between 85 and 101 years, between 1982 and 1987. Operations were performed on 215 of them. The surgical lethality amounted to 16.3 per cent, though lethality in conjunction with emergency operations was as high as 23.9 per cent or as low as 11.8 per cent in the context of elective operations. X-ray findings recorded from heart and lung as well as ECG provided reliable criteria for assessment of the surgical risk.

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[Surgery in advanced age].

Between 1982 and 1990 724 patients aged between 85 and 102 years were hospitalized (average age: 88.7 years). Operations were performed on 482 of them (66.6%). The surgical mortality amounted to 16.8%. The mortality in conjunction with emergency operation was as high as 28.2%, or as low as 11.4% in the context of elective operations. X-ray findings recorded from heart and lung, and ECG provided reliable criteria for assessment of the surgical risk.

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