Two Years Experience with a Computer in a Blood
Transfusion Center

Tischer, O.; Wuilleret, B.

doi:10.1159/000466613

Vox Sanguinis

1971

DOI: 10.1159/000466613

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Two Years Experience with a Computer in a Blood Transfusion Center

O. Tischer¹,

B. Wuilleret²

Abstract: An account of the reasons which have induced the administration of the Lausanne Blood Transfusion Center to equip their institute with a computer. The electronic equipment used is described. The functions of the various programs written for the administration of the Transfusion Center with this computer are given in detail. The results which have been obtained are concisely exposed and discussed.

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We describe a software module in an expert system RED, which interprets data related to red cell antibody identification. There are three portions to this module: the problem-solving component, which incorporates the knowledge required for antibody identification as a hierarchy of programs. The programs in the hierarchy organize within themselves small pieces of knowledge represented in the form of production rules, which are capable of making judgments concerning a specific hypothesis; an intelligent data base for storage of patient data, red cell attributes, and test results; the "overview critic" portion, which combines the atomic hypotheses judged favorably by the antibody programs into a unified judgment concerning the case. Overview makes the decision to terminate processing with a conclusion about which antibodies are actually present and what specific further tests need to be performed to resolve any remaining ambiguities.

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