Ein einfaches System zur elektronenrechnerischen Einordnung von Vitrektomie-Journalen

Tinning, Steen; Krogh, Erik; Edmund, Jens

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-88589-1_131

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“…The Dalby population study (Bengtsson 1981) was wholly dependent on a middle sized computer. A programme for ophthalmic practice has also been worked out (Carmichael et al 1981) and so have programmes for dealing with special problems such as follow-up studies after vitreous surgery (Tinning et al 1981) after cataract surgery using intraocular lenses (Cravy 1985) and diabetes retinopathy and also for optical calculations (Mc Govan 1981). These programmes often require the completion of special forms, which are intended to be run parallel with the patients' ordinary records.…”

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A system for a computer‐assisted glaucoma care unit

Holmin

Krakau

1986

Acta Ophthalmologica

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A computerized system for a glaucoma care unit is described. The aim is to examine and record every patient classified as a case of glaucoma in a way which permits subsequent use of the data in studies of the natural history of glaucoma. A main topic concerns the choice of those examinations, treatments etcetera which have to be included in the records to satisfy clinical and scientific requirements. The system is distensible by allowing the introduction of new parameters to be introduced. Graphic presentation of IOP and visual field development over long periods improve the surveyability to a large measure. So far about 200 patients from the glaucoma care unit have been included in the system.

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confidence: 99%