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[Automated system for processing medical rhythmic information].

E M Krishchian·N T Mandzhian·N L Aslanian·A A Chakhmakhchian·Sh I Aleksanian
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The computer-aided (ES computer) system for acquisition, storage and sampling for any set of signs and processing of rhythm-based data is developed. The software is based on the operation system ES computer by using a time share system and a system for database control "Spektr". The informative database contains "The map of chronobiological examinations" and "The meteorologic map".

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E M Krishchian, N T Mandzhian, N L Aslanian, A A Chakhmakhchian, Sh I Aleksanian. [Automated system for processing medical rhythmic information].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4094536/

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