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V A Lishchuk

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PubMed1978

[Role of computer technology and mathematical modelling in the treatment of patients after operations on the heart].

On the basis of ten-year experience in theoretical studies and experimental tests mathematical models of hemodynamics were built for the follow-up of parameters of the cardiovascular system which cannot be determined by means of any other modern methods. Three years of clinical studies of the Hewlett-Pachard monitoring computer system and its modification helped to elaborate the mathematical backing, a bank of mathematical models, original automatic programs for measuring the cardiac index, the index of myocardial viability, etc. The automatic system provides for an individual approach in assessing the patient's condition in actual time and for control of the treatment.

Cardiac Surgical Procedures↗
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[An automated management system for a polyclinic].

The authors review the main problems occurring in introduction of computer-aided technology of data collection, processing and storage at the polyclinics, scientific-counselling departments of the medical institutes and centers, taking into account the level of the development of Soviet computers and documentation science. The developing engineers and medical personnel are rather far from being fully aware of the whole complex of the problems they confront. This results in low efficacy of the use of the elaborated automated systems, giving rise to factors interfering with successful operation of the systems. The authors suggest an approach to the design of the automated medical systems. The authors suggest an approach to the design of the automated medical systems intended for uses in the indicated medical institutions, formed as a result of the lasting work related to the creation of the medical computer-aided systems, carried out a the A. N. Bakulev Institute of Cardiovascular Surgery of the USSR AMS.

Computer Systems↗