Definition of an ontology for the dissemination of knowledge of anomalies with a focus on radiology
Abstract
Due to the variety of anomalies present in human pathology, it is necessary to use techniques to organize the amount of information available in this domain. To address this problem, the ontology AnatoRadio was developed and used, which covers the anatomy and radiology to facilitate the dissemination of information, and help inexperienced people to search for data they deem relevant about an anomaly. The ease of understanding and the use of standards to characterize, stipulate time and treatment methods, among others, are objectives of the present study, justified by the massive amount of information in the field of the scientific area in question.
Keywords:
Ontology, Use of standards, Treatment Methods
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Published
2022-06-01
How to Cite
MINELLI, Leonardo; SAUSEN, Paulo Sérgio.
Definition of an ontology for the dissemination of knowledge of anomalies with a focus on radiology. In: REGIONAL SCHOOL ON COMPUTING OF RIO GRANDE DO SUL (ERCOMP-RS), 2. , 2022, Canoas.
Anais [...].
Porto Alegre: Sociedade Brasileira de Computação,
2022
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p. 76-83.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/ercomprs.2022.20408.
