Computer Determination of the Risk of Having an Oncological Disease in a Definite Patient by Analysis of the Blood and Urine.

Abstract: The PC-program is proposed in order to determine the risk of having an oncological disease in a definite patient. The Program also produces an estimation of the reliability of the diagnosis. To obtain these results there is used standard clinical and biochemical analysis of the blood and urine (even if its not a complete analysis). When using the PC the time for receiving a diagnosis on the computer display depends on the type of computer (Pentium-133 or a better one). The maximum time it takes to obtain a diagnosis is 10 to 30 minutes. In 80% of the cases the diagnosis is reliable if there is complete blood data for 60-90 year old cancer patients and about 60% for 10-60 year old patients. If you add the biochemical blood analyses and the clinical analyses of urine then the reliability of the diagnosis increases to 90% for 60-90 year old cancer patients and to 80% for 10-60 year old patients. In 50% of the cases this program may be wrong if the patient seems clinically healthy. Usually in Russian polyclinics oncological diseases are diagnosed late and in 60% of the cases, when there is the 3-th or 4-th stage. In these cases a complete cure is almost impossible (only 5-15% of patients can be cured). This depends on the type of cancer. The proposed program determines the presence of the 0, first and second stages of cancer in 90% of the cases. These stages are curable in 80% of the cases. The program works with the 6th version of DOS and uses the FoxP- ro2.5. Practically no special knowledge is needed to use this program.Note: Research direction:Mathematical modelling in actual problems of science and technic