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H Mili

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A vocabulary for medical informatics.

The terminology in medical informatics is evolving rapidly. The organizers of MEDINFO and SCAMC have used different sets of keywords to index their documents. Recognizing the limitations of this approach, members of those organizations joined with the National Library of Medicine in the creation of a better terminology for medical informatics. A hierarchical structure was placed on the terms to produce a thesaurus typical of the sort often used in the indexing and retrieving of documents. The building of this thesaurus began with an automatic merging of the thesaurus used by the Association of Computing Machinery and the Information Sciences component of the "Medical Subject Headings." This product was pruned by eliminating terms not related to those in the MEDINFO keyword list or not in the medical informatics literature. Further refinement of the thesaurus resulted from extensive discussions among the authors of this paper. The first major application of this terminology has been to the indexing of the articles in "MEDINFO-86 Proceedings." Major components of this medical informatics thesaurus also have been incorporated into the "Medical Subject Headings." This paper describes the process of preparing the thesaurus and presents an evaluation of its coverage of the "MEDINFO-86 Proceedings."

Abstracting and Indexing↗

[Serum enzymes and triglycerides in mice with a mammary tumor (Ca-755 adenocarcinoma)].

Investigations on mice inoculated with Ca-755 mammary adenocarcinoma have shown that the levels of serum LDH (especially isozymes resulting from the B sub-unit), TGO and TG are higher than those found in normal mice, while PAL (only bone isozyme) and TGP are lower. Comparisons were made with tumour age (exponential and plateau-growth phases), which appeared to be important for LDH and PAL bone isozyme, since LDH increased and PAL decreased with increasing age of the tumour. For the PAL and TG alterations, there could be assumed an effect of cachectin (TNF: tumour necrosis factor).

Adenocarcinoma↗