1969
DOI: 10.1055/s-0038-1635958
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Die vollautomatische Dokumentation und statistische Auswertung pathologisch-anatomischer Befundberichte

Abstract: Autopsieberichte (»pathologisch-anatomische Diagnosen«) schließen Grundleiden, Einzelorganbefunde, histologische Befunde, Körper- und Organgewichte, Personalien und klinische Diagnosen ein. Für die vollständige Auswertung dieser heterogenen Informationen wurde ein Verfahren entwickelt, das auf der Klartextanalyse basiert. Die im Routinebetrieb anfallenden Berichte werden anstatt auf einer nor-malen Schreibmaschine auf einem Flexowriter geschrieben. Dabei fällt ein Lochstreifen an, der automa-tiscch (IBM 1401) … Show more

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“…As mentionedbefore,Iwasand still am convinced thata lthoughi ti sp ossiblet o structure medical records andt ou se codes or abbreviations for much of the data which is frequenta nd typical,t here can be no medical record or no useful electronic patient information without narrativet ext ("freetext"). Consequently, we beganatan early stage to usenot onlyNaturalLanguage Generation NLG, buta lsoN LP, Natural LanguageProcessing.In1967, Ifirstmet PeterR öttger, whoa lreadyh ad experience with text processing andretrieval [21].…”
Section: Lessons Learnedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As mentionedbefore,Iwasand still am convinced thata lthoughi ti sp ossiblet o structure medical records andt ou se codes or abbreviations for much of the data which is frequenta nd typical,t here can be no medical record or no useful electronic patient information without narrativet ext ("freetext"). Consequently, we beganatan early stage to usenot onlyNaturalLanguage Generation NLG, buta lsoN LP, Natural LanguageProcessing.In1967, Ifirstmet PeterR öttger, whoa lreadyh ad experience with text processing andretrieval [21].…”
Section: Lessons Learnedmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On the other hand, the new method of free text analysis of medical reports, that has just been proposed and tested in pathology and radiology [1,2,15], seemed to provide an alternative approach to documentation transferring the timeconsuming task of coding diagnoses to the computer.…”
Section: Original Aims and Designmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[8], PRATT [9], WONG und GAYNON [15], im deutschsprachigen Raum RiiTTGER und Mitarb. [11], BECKER und Mitarb. [5], JACOB [6]).…”
Section: Free Text Analysis Of Biopsy Findings By Means Of Video-displayunclassified