&lt;title&gt;Crews-l'Ecritoire analysis for the implementation of a medical image database for mammography&lt;/title&gt;

Demigha, Souâd; Rolland, Colette; Baum, Thierry-Pascal; Balleyguier, Corinne; Vincent, Benedicte; Chabriais, J.; Menu, Y.

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“…The knowledge acquisition process to build our ontology was guided by requirements with the Crews-L'Ecritoire approach developed in our research team in previous works, [13]. It couples notions of goals and scenarios to discover knowledge.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Data Warehouse System to Help Assist Breast Cancer Screening in Diagnosis, Education and Research

Demigha

2009

2009 2nd International Conference on Computer Science and Its Applications

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International audienceearly detection of breast cancer is concidered as a major public health issue. Breast cancer screening is not generalized to the entire population due to a lack of resources, staff and appropriate tools. Unfortuantely, systematic screening can result in a volulme of data which can not be managed by present computer architecture, either in terms of storage capabilities or in terms of exploitation tools. To overcome these deficiencies, we propose in this paper to disign and develop a data warehouse system in radiology-senology domain. The aim of such a system is on one hand, to support this important volume of information providing from multiple sources of data and images and for the other hand, to help assist breast cancer sereening in diagnosis, education and researc

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A Data Warehouse System to Help Assist Breast Cancer Screening in Diagnosis, Education and Research

Demigha

2009

2009 2nd International Conference on Computer Science and Its Applications

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“…We have built an ontology based on the standard BI-RADS (Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System) (Chabriais and al, 1998), on the scientific reports of the EBM (Evidence-based on medicine) and on the reports and experience of radiologistssenologists of the Necker Hospital in Paris (France) in view of representation of radiologic-senologic knowledge and associated clinical reports (Demigha and al, 2001).…”

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An Ontology Supporting the Daily Practice Requirements of Radiologists-Senologists With the Standard Bi-Rads

Demigha¹

2007

Proceedings of the Ninth International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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This paper presents concepts and relationships allowing the development of an ontology that supports the daily practice requirements of radiologists-senologists with the standard BI-RADS (Breast Imaging Reporting and Data System). This ontology aims at describing the radiologic-senologic knowledge shared by the community of technicians, practitioners, gynecologists, radiologists, surgeons and anatomopathologists. It represents a unifying scope for reducing and eliminating ambiguities as well as conceptual and terminological disarrays. It also ensures the understanding of the concerned community. It allows communication and dialogue between members of the scientific community even though they are working in different fields having different requirements and viewpoints. This ontology allowed us to obtain a conceptual model of the domain. Details concerning the development of the ontology and the generalization of the conceptual scheme that leads to the design of the conceptual model are described.

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“…The requirements have been analyzed by using the Crews-l'Ecritoire (Cooperative Requirements With Scenarios) approach [2]. It is based on the "Requirement Engineering" concept.…”

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Training-aided system in senology: methodologies and techniques

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2003

SPIE Proceedings

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The paper provides a description of methodologies and techniques required for a Training System Development in the field of Senology (TSDS), based on the exploitation of senologic images (primarily mammograms but also echographic images or MRI) and their related clinical files. The aim of such a system is to help breast cancer screening in education. This system will help assist junior radiologists in routine clinical use. Development of such a TSDS requires understanding of users' needs (expertise and pedagogy), model design and system implementation. Specifications have been derived from the experience of the senologists from the Department of Radiology of the Necker Hospital (Paris, France), Department where the training system will be implemented. To be compliant with commercial systems for digital and CAD mammograms, terminological systems used by the TSDS to describe and index data must be based on DICOM and BI-RADS dictionaries. A detailed discussion of the choice of such a method and technique is provided and their respective contribution is described.

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A Data Warehouse System to Help Assist Breast Cancer Screening in Diagnosis, Education and Research

A Data Warehouse System to Help Assist Breast Cancer Screening in Diagnosis, Education and Research

An Ontology Supporting the Daily Practice Requirements of Radiologists-Senologists With the Standard Bi-Rads

Training-aided system in senology: methodologies and techniques

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