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[An automated system for the preventive mass screening of the pediatric population (ASPON-D)]
Insights
This study introduces ASPON-D, medical software for computer-aided prophylactic examinations in children. It details the system
Area of Science:
- Pediatric Health Informatics
- Medical Software Development
- Public Health Technology
Context:
- Addressing challenges in pediatric medical examinations.
- Need for advanced technological solutions in child healthcare.
- Current limitations in public health screening systems.
Purpose:
- To present the development of the ASPON-D medical software.
- To describe technologies for children's medical examinations.
- To evaluate an experimental system for public health.
Summary:
- Details the computer-aided prophylactic medical examination software, ASPON-D, for children.
- Explains the technologies used in pediatric examinations and the experimental system.
- Includes a feasibility study for alternative public health systems.
Impact:
- Potential to improve early detection and prevention in child populations.
- Provides a foundation for enhanced public health screening tools.
- Offers insights into the practical application of medical software in pediatrics.
Abstract:
Herein are described the problems that deal with the computer aided prophylactic medical examination of children population. Questions devoted to the development of the medical software ASPON-D, the technologies of children's examination and development of the specialised experimental system are described here as well. A brief summary of the feasibility study that can be applied for the alternative systems used for the practical public health aims and the results of the experimental operation test are presented.
