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251 Warner, Homer R.Regulation of Cardiac Output Through Stroke VolumeBiomedical Informatics1960
252 Mitchell, Joyce A.Retrieval from full-text medical literature: the dream & the realityWhile the retrieval of the full-text of a document might seem to end all the hassle of using traditional retrieval systems, the results of the MEDLINE/Full-Text Project indicate that retrieval from the current full-text databases of biomedical journal literature does not match the dream. During the ...1991-01-01
253 Huser, Vojtech; Rocha, Roberto A.RetroGuide: Conducting Time Series Analyses on Large Data Sets: a Case Study With LymphomaWe describe the application of our previously developed analytical infrastructure called RetroGuide to conduct an observational retrospective cohort study using a clinician friendly flowchart approach.Retroguide; Analysis of data; Biomedical informatics; EHR; lymphoma; Case study; Knowledge representation; Cancer; Retrospective study2008-03-28
254 Warner, Homer R.Revision of Diagnostic Logic Using a Clinical DatabaseBiomedical Informatics1989
255 Gardner, Reed M.The Risk of Infection Related to Radial vs Femoral Sites for Arterial CatheterizationBiomedical Informatics1983
256 Warner, Homer R.The Role of Peripheral Resistance in Controlling Cardiac Output During ExerciseBiomedical Informatics1964
257 Warner, Homer R.Role of the Computer in Coronary CareBiomedical Informatics1972
258 Warner, Homer R.Routine vs. Priority Procedures: Challenging the Medical CheckupBiomedical Informatics1970
259 Huser, VojtechRunning decision support logic retrospectively to determine guideline adherence: a case study with diabetesWe describe the application of our previously developed analytical infrastructure called RetroGuide to conduct studies on retrospective data using a clinician friendly flowchart paradigm. Introduction Requiring additional clinician?s input in a new decision support system (DSS) is often a major imp...retroguide; time series analysis; retrospective observational study; diabetes; hypertension; clinical guidelines; knowledge representation; RetroGuide2007-05-14
260 Gardner, Reed M.Safety and Efficacy of Continuous Flush Systems for Arterial and Pulmonary Artery CathetersBiomedical Informatics1977
261 Gardner, Reed M.Selection and Standardization of Respiratory Monitoring EquipmentBiomedical Informatics1986
262 Gardner, Reed M.Selection of the Best Spirometric Values for InterpretationBiomedical Informatics1980
263 Warner, Homer R.Simulation as a Tool for Biological ResearchBiomedical Informatics1964
264 Warner, Homer R.Simulation of a Multiphasic Screening Procedure for Hospital AdmissionsBiomedical Informatics1971
265 Warner, Homer R.Some Approaches to Computerized Medical DiagnosisBiomedical Informatics1972
266 Warner, Homer R.Some Changes in Medical Informatics (Editorial)Biomedical Informatics1990
267 Warner, Homer R.Some Computer Techniques of Value for Study of CirculationBiomedical Informatics1965
268 Gardner, Reed M.Standardization of Spirometry - 1987 UpdateBiomedical Informatics1987
269 Warner, Homer R.Stepping Down as Editor of Computers and Biomedical Research (Editorial)Biomedical Informatics1993
270 Warner, Homer R.Student Paper Finalists: SCAMC 1992 (Editorial)Biomedical Informatics1993
271 Warner, Homer R.Subtotal Hysterectomy in Modern Gynecology: A Decision AnalysisBiomedical Informatics1997
272 Camp, Nicola J.SumLINK statistic for linkage analysis: application to the ICPCG pooled linkage resourceWe propose a novel, genome-wide, linkagebased statistic, "sumLINK," for identification of disease susceptibility loci. Our approach focuses primarily on "linked" pedigrees (those with pedigree-specific LOD ? 0.588; equivalent to unadjusted p ? 0.05) to identify regions of extreme consistency across ...SumLINK; Linkage analysis; ICPCG; Disease susceptibility loci; Trapeze Interactive Poster2009
273 Camp, Nicola J.Survey of excess familiality in prostate cancerProstate cancer (PCa) is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among men, and has long been recognized to occur in familial clusters. However, identification of genes predisposing individuals to prostate cancer has been difficult. Putative PCa predisposition loci identified by genetic linkage have been...Prostate cancer; Utah Population Database; Linkage analysis; Familial compotent; Excess familiality; Trapeze Interactive Poster2009
274 Gardner, Reed M.Testing Spirometers - ATS StandardsBiomedical Informatics1977
275 Gardner, Reed M.Testing Spirometers -ATS StandardsBiomedical Informatics1977
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