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[Detection and evaluation of data in perinatal diagnosis using a personal computer]
W Natho1, L Abét, D Schönfelder
1Arbeitsgruppe Perinatale Medizin Bereichs Medizin Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
Zentralblatt Fur Gynakologie
|January 1, 1988
Summary
This study introduces a personal computer system for perinatal diagnostics, integrating various examination methods for comprehensive prenatal data management and therapeutic planning. The system facilitates prospective data expansion for ongoing perinatal care.
Area of Science:
- Perinatal medicine
- Medical informatics
- Diagnostic imaging
Context:
- Current perinatal diagnostics utilize diverse methods including imaging, biochemical, genetic, clinical, histological, cytological, and morphological examinations.
- Effective data management is crucial for integrating these varied diagnostic inputs.
- Prenatal therapeutic measures require robust data support for planning and execution.
Purpose:
- To propose a novel system for data registration and processing in perinatal diagnostics.
- To leverage personal computer technology for efficient management of perinatal data.
- To create a flexible data store for prospective expansion in perinatal diagnostics.
Summary:
- A personal computer-based system is presented for perinatal diagnostic data registration and processing.
- The system integrates multiple examination modalities into a unified data store.
- It supports the planning and execution of prenatal therapeutic measures.
Impact:
- Enhances the integration and accessibility of diverse perinatal diagnostic data.
- Provides a foundation for improved prenatal care through systematic data management.
- Enables prospective data collection and analysis for advancing perinatal medicine.