the prediction of medical decision post operative of the major operation using neural networks

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2009
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Abstract
The exact handling to the postoperative inpatient of the major operation in the restoration period, became one of the factors that very important for the success of the process of medical treatment on the whole. By paying attention to the development of signs and vital signs from the patient, could be made medical by one decision took the form of the further action for the handling of the patient. Using backpropagation neural networks, could be made by a system that could carry out the prediction (forecast) the medical decision that will be taken to the postoperative patient the major's operation. After trining, by accepting sign input and the vital sign of the patient, the system could determine the action that will be carried out against the patient. From results of the test of the application program showed that the backpropagation neural networks could do the prediction of the medical decision with the success to 80%. Therefore, output from the system could be used as consideration of the doctor to decide the further action for the patient.
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Authors ;Anifudin Azis;Nur Rokhman;Praretno Wibowo
Journal current medicinal chemistry
Year 2009
DOI
10.22146/ijccs.20
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https://jurnal.ugm.ac.id/ijccs/article/view/20
Keywords
computer science cyberneticselectronic computers

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