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Computer-based patient records and mathematical processing: Brain-UniCard system experience.

Abstract

The ways of usage of the data from Brain-UniCard Computer-based Patient Records in biomedical and statistical studies is discussed. Mathematical procedures used in computer program are presented. Problems of data presentation for advanced biomedical studies are discussed with the examples of studies of patients with brain traumas and diseases.

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S Kh Gizatullin, A Kh Amirov. 1997. Computer-based patient records and mathematical processing: Brain-UniCard system experience.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10179545/

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