Objective To classify automatically lung tumorenodeemetastases (TNM) cancer stages from free-text pathology reports using symbolic rule-based classification. Design By exploiting report substructure and the symbolic manipulation of systematized nomenclature of medicineeclinical terms (SNOMED CT) concepts in reports, statements in free text can be evaluated for relevance against factors relating to the staging guidelines. Post-coordinated SNOMED CT expressions based on templates were defined and populated by concepts in reports, and tested for subsumption by staging factors. The subsumption results were used to build logic according to the staging guidelines t
Pathology reports represent a primary source of information for cancer registries. Hospitals routine...
International audienceIntroduction/ BackgroundRecently, histopathology has seen the introduction of ...
AbstractWe introduce an extensible and modifiable knowledge representation model to represent cancer...
Objective To classify automatically lung tumor-node-metastases (TNM) cancer stages from free-text pa...
Objective: To automatically generate structured reports for cancer, including TNM (Tumour-Node-Metas...
Objectives: This paper describes a system to automatically classify the stage of a lung cancer patie...
Objective: To develop a system for the automatic classification of pathology reports for Cancer Regi...
Background: Natural language processing (NLP) is thought to be a promising solution to extract and s...
Background In the era of datafication, it is important that medical data are accurate and structured...
Cancer staging provides a basis for planning clinical management, but also allows for meaningful ana...
International audienceObjective: Our study aimed to construct and evaluate functions called "classif...
Aims Pathology notification for a Cancer Registry is regarded as the most valid information for the ...
Pathology reports primarily consist of unstructured free text and thus the clinical information cont...
Pathology reports represent a primary source of information for cancer registries. Hospitals routine...
International audienceIntroduction/ BackgroundRecently, histopathology has seen the introduction of ...
AbstractWe introduce an extensible and modifiable knowledge representation model to represent cancer...
Objective To classify automatically lung tumor-node-metastases (TNM) cancer stages from free-text pa...
Objective: To automatically generate structured reports for cancer, including TNM (Tumour-Node-Metas...
Objectives: This paper describes a system to automatically classify the stage of a lung cancer patie...
Objective: To develop a system for the automatic classification of pathology reports for Cancer Regi...
Background: Natural language processing (NLP) is thought to be a promising solution to extract and s...
Background In the era of datafication, it is important that medical data are accurate and structured...
Cancer staging provides a basis for planning clinical management, but also allows for meaningful ana...
International audienceObjective: Our study aimed to construct and evaluate functions called "classif...
Aims Pathology notification for a Cancer Registry is regarded as the most valid information for the ...
Pathology reports primarily consist of unstructured free text and thus the clinical information cont...
Pathology reports represent a primary source of information for cancer registries. Hospitals routine...
International audienceIntroduction/ BackgroundRecently, histopathology has seen the introduction of ...
AbstractWe introduce an extensible and modifiable knowledge representation model to represent cancer...