Titlebook: Computing and Monitoring in Anesthesia and Intensive Care; Recent Technological Kazuyuki Ikeda (Professor and Chairman),Matsuyuki Conferen

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A Computational Architecture Using Procededural Reasoning for Decision Support in Anesthesiologymating some controls, and in reducing the cognitive load on the anesthesiologist. By addressing these components of the monitoring and decision tasks of the anesthesiologist it is assumed that direct benefit would accrue to the patient by improving the quality, reliability or speed of decision-makin

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Critical Care Decision Support Systemst (ICU) patient data management systems (PDMS) on this basis alone. The real benefit of an integrated HIS or PDMS is in decision support. We recently went to the bedside of a critically ill patient and counted the current information categories (not repeated measures) that were reviewed for physicia

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Computer Assisted Diagnostic Procedures in the Pain Clinic Using an Expert Systemonstant increment in knowledge and put it to best use in medical examination research and medical education. Because of the advancement of computer technology it has now become possible to formulate consultation systems for medical decision-making using expertise in the PC environment. We developed

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Kazuyuki Ikeda (Professor and Chairman),Matsuyuki

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Computing and Monitoring in Anesthesia and Intensive Care978-4-431-68201-1