Re-engineering of SonaRes Knowledge Base for On-Site Triage Task in Mass Casualty Situations

Cojocaru Svetlana; Gaindric Constantin; Secrieru Iulian; Puiu Sergiu; Popcova Olga

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COJOCARU, Svetlana, GAINDRIC, Constantin, SECRIERU, Iulian, PUIU, Sergiu, POPCOVA, Olga. Re-engineering of SonaRes Knowledge Base for On-Site Triage Task in Mass Casualty Situations. In: Conference on Mathematical Foundations of Informatics, Ed. 2016, 25-30 iulie 2016, Chișinău. Chișinău, Republica Moldova: "VALINEX" SRL, 2016, pp. 177-185. ISBN 978‐9975‐4237‐4‐8.

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Conference on Mathematical Foundations of Informatics 2016

Conferința "Conference on Mathematical Foundations of Informatics"
2016, Chișinău, Moldova, 25-30 iulie 2016

Re-engineering of SonaRes Knowledge Base for On-Site Triage Task in Mass Casualty Situations

Pag. 177-185

Cojocaru Svetlana¹, Gaindric Constantin¹, Secrieru Iulian¹, Puiu Sergiu², Popcova Olga¹

¹ Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science ASM,
² Centrul sănătăţii femeii DALILA

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Ultrasound-competent physicians are able to use portable ultrasound in mass casualty situations. The obtained information helps emergency crews to make decisions regarding on-site triage, helping in determination of adequate diagnostics in proper time for saving lives of patients. In the article an approach for re-engineering into 3 levels of knowledge base in domain of the abdominal region ultrasound examination for the case of mass casualty situations is described. Levels 1-2 correspond to casualty's severity state, and level 3 – to pathologies when the free fluid is present in the abdominal cavity, that is not the consequence of an abdominal injury.

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Knowledge base re-engineering, on-site triage, medical ultrasound, hepato-pancreato-biliary region,

mass casualty

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