Machine Learning in Pathology Diagnostics with Simagis Livekhvatkov
Simagis Live Digital Pathology platform employs latest generation of visual recognition technology with Deep Learning bring game changing application to pathology cancer diagnostics
- The document discusses using digital pathology and machine learning for personalized cancer therapy. It describes how pathology information from tumor samples can be used along with genetic and medical history to determine optimal individualized treatment options.
- Machine learning algorithms can be trained on large libraries of digitized pathology slides annotated by pathologists to automatically recognize and quantify cell patterns and biomarkers. This can help objectively analyze samples and integrate pathology knowledge.
- A digital pathology solution is proposed that uses deep learning networks and crowdsourced training to build robust diagnostic pattern recognition models. It aims to support collaborative diagnostic workflows, integrate case information, enable remote access and sharing, and perform data mining across sample libraries.
Integration of 5G and Block-Chain Technologies in Smart Telemedicine Using IoTzaman174
This presentation described a research conducted by Dr. Imran Sarwar Bajwa, Chairman, Department of computer science, Islamia university Bahawalpur. This is described model for Integration of 5G and Block-Chain Technologies in Smart
Telemedicine Using IoT.
Io t and cloud based computational framework, evolutionary approach in health...owatheowais
The new Internet of Things paradigm allows for small devices with sensing, processing and communication capabilities to be designed, which enable the development of sensors, embedded devices and other ‘things’ ready to understand the environment. In this paper, a distributed framework based on the internet of things paradigm is proposed for monitoring human biomedical signals in activities involving physical exertion. The main advantages and novelties of the proposed system is the flexibility in computing the health application by using resources from available devices inside the body area network of the user. This proposed framework can be applied to other mobile environments, especially those where intensive data acquisition and high processing needs take place. Finally, we present a case study in order to validate our proposal that consists in monitoring footballers’ heart rates during a football match. The real-time data acquired by these devices presents a clear social objective of being able to predict not only situations of sudden death but also possible injuries.
Health Prediction System - an Artificial Intelligence Project 2015Maruf Abdullah (Rion)
This document proposes the development of a health prediction system that allows users to get guidance on health issues through an online intelligent healthcare system. It will include features like patient and doctor registration and login, disease prediction based on entered symptoms, doctor search, and admin functions like adding doctors and diseases. The system will use data mining techniques to predict illnesses based on entered symptoms. It will provide a way for patients to get medical advice online when doctors are unavailable. The proposal outlines the requirements, workflow, advantages and disadvantages of the system.
Smart health prediction using data mining by customsoftCustom Soft
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This document provides an overview of Internet of Things (IoT) applications in healthcare. It discusses the dimensions and characteristics ("7 Vs") of IoT, healthcare networks and frameworks, technologies used in healthcare like cloud computing and big data, security considerations, example services and applications. Some benefits of IoT in healthcare include cost reduction, improved treatment, and faster disease diagnosis through continuous monitoring. Challenges include privacy, unauthorized access, and regulation. The scope of IoT in healthcare is growing as more hospitals invest in technology to help doctors and patients.
The Power of Software Vision - applied to the Science of CellsSabine Kurjo McNeill
These slides are meant to introduce the concepts between new software methods that aim at building 'Smart Knowledge Portals' - as a new kind of 'expert system' or 'artificial intelligence'. ENJOY!
Machine Learning in Pathology Diagnostics with Simagis Livekhvatkov
Simagis Live Digital Pathology platform employs latest generation of visual recognition technology with Deep Learning bring game changing application to pathology cancer diagnostics
- The document discusses using digital pathology and machine learning for personalized cancer therapy. It describes how pathology information from tumor samples can be used along with genetic and medical history to determine optimal individualized treatment options.
- Machine learning algorithms can be trained on large libraries of digitized pathology slides annotated by pathologists to automatically recognize and quantify cell patterns and biomarkers. This can help objectively analyze samples and integrate pathology knowledge.
- A digital pathology solution is proposed that uses deep learning networks and crowdsourced training to build robust diagnostic pattern recognition models. It aims to support collaborative diagnostic workflows, integrate case information, enable remote access and sharing, and perform data mining across sample libraries.
Integration of 5G and Block-Chain Technologies in Smart Telemedicine Using IoTzaman174
This presentation described a research conducted by Dr. Imran Sarwar Bajwa, Chairman, Department of computer science, Islamia university Bahawalpur. This is described model for Integration of 5G and Block-Chain Technologies in Smart
Telemedicine Using IoT.
Io t and cloud based computational framework, evolutionary approach in health...owatheowais
The new Internet of Things paradigm allows for small devices with sensing, processing and communication capabilities to be designed, which enable the development of sensors, embedded devices and other ‘things’ ready to understand the environment. In this paper, a distributed framework based on the internet of things paradigm is proposed for monitoring human biomedical signals in activities involving physical exertion. The main advantages and novelties of the proposed system is the flexibility in computing the health application by using resources from available devices inside the body area network of the user. This proposed framework can be applied to other mobile environments, especially those where intensive data acquisition and high processing needs take place. Finally, we present a case study in order to validate our proposal that consists in monitoring footballers’ heart rates during a football match. The real-time data acquired by these devices presents a clear social objective of being able to predict not only situations of sudden death but also possible injuries.
Health Prediction System - an Artificial Intelligence Project 2015Maruf Abdullah (Rion)
This document proposes the development of a health prediction system that allows users to get guidance on health issues through an online intelligent healthcare system. It will include features like patient and doctor registration and login, disease prediction based on entered symptoms, doctor search, and admin functions like adding doctors and diseases. The system will use data mining techniques to predict illnesses based on entered symptoms. It will provide a way for patients to get medical advice online when doctors are unavailable. The proposal outlines the requirements, workflow, advantages and disadvantages of the system.
Smart health prediction using data mining by customsoftCustom Soft
CustomSoft India based software company developed wonderful software for Smart Health prediction using Data Mining for its esteemd Ckients from US, UK, Canada, Singapore, South Africa based clients
This document provides an overview of Internet of Things (IoT) applications in healthcare. It discusses the dimensions and characteristics ("7 Vs") of IoT, healthcare networks and frameworks, technologies used in healthcare like cloud computing and big data, security considerations, example services and applications. Some benefits of IoT in healthcare include cost reduction, improved treatment, and faster disease diagnosis through continuous monitoring. Challenges include privacy, unauthorized access, and regulation. The scope of IoT in healthcare is growing as more hospitals invest in technology to help doctors and patients.
The Power of Software Vision - applied to the Science of CellsSabine Kurjo McNeill
These slides are meant to introduce the concepts between new software methods that aim at building 'Smart Knowledge Portals' - as a new kind of 'expert system' or 'artificial intelligence'. ENJOY!
The Clinic Management System (CMS) is a complete web-based hospital management solution with 7 modules: registration, accounts, consultations, investigations, reports, edit, and administrator. It allows for registration of patients, doctor fee and test fee screens, prescription reports, bio-chemical, hematological, serology, and other medical test screens. The system was created using Visual Studio 2013, SQL Server 2008, and Telerik controls with C#, HTML, and CSS.
This document describes a medical diagnostic system that takes user symptoms as input and outputs potential diseases. It contains the following key points:
1. The system crawls medical websites like WebMD and Mayo Clinic to build text files on diseases and their associated symptoms.
2. It uses tools like MetaMap and custom indexes to parse the crawled data and create forward and inverted indexes of diseases and symptoms.
3. A recursive AI system takes user symptoms as input, maps them to potential diseases, then asks the user additional questions to narrow the diseases list until a threshold is reached for likely conditions.
4. The whole system is integrated into a web application with a user interface for symptom input and disease output.
Telemedicine software platform for hospitals & healthcare providers an ul...AndrewSebastian17
A telemedicine software platform allows medical providers to diagnose and treat patients remotely using video chats, phone calls, email and other telecommunication tools. It works by having patients create an online account and request visits, notifying physicians of requests who can then accept, decline or schedule visits. Key benefits include seeing more patients per day, increased flexibility for providers and convenience for patients. Important factors for such a platform include supporting low bandwidth, being HIPAA compliant, having built-in support and scheduling capabilities. Setting one up involves ensuring equipment works, complying with telemedicine laws, training staff and setting up online workflows.
This document describes an eHealth wireless patient monitoring system for hospital emergency rooms. The system uses wireless sensor devices attached to patients that measure pulse rate, oxygen saturation levels, and body position. This data is transmitted via ZigBee to a database server. The database server stores the data in a MySQL database and transfers it in real-time to users via a Node.js website using WebSockets. The website allows authorized users to remotely monitor patients' vital signs and status.
Personal health records (PHRs) combine patient data, knowledge, and software tools to help patients actively participate in their own care. PHRs can be standalone systems maintained by patients, tethered to access institutional records, or interoperable across multiple systems. While 75% of consumers want online access to medical records and test results, current PHR utilization in the US is only around 2-3% due to barriers like difficulty finding and using PHR systems and a lack of valuable clinical content beyond data storage. Health systems that have integrated robust PHR portals into their electronic medical record systems have seen much higher adoption rates, up to 34% in some cases, demonstrating that ease of access and useful functions are key to
HospitalSoftwareShop.com is probably India's first online store for software for consulting physicians, cardiologists, gastrologists, nephrologists, ophthalmologists, andrology experts, infertility specialists, physicians, Doctors, Specialists & Clinics including Prescription Writing, Electronic Health Records, Electronic Medical Records and Practice Management. All these softwares have been developed after years of research and valuable inputs from specialists located throughout India. These software are easy to use, require very less typing, works quickly and saves precious practice time.
This software is specially designed for Infertility Management experts, IVF Experts, IUI Experts. It is a very robust software, easy to use and requires minimum typing. It covers these aspects:
Menstrual / Personal / Obstetric History
Primary / Secondary Infertility
TB, DM & HT History
DNC Parameters
Surgical History: Laparoscopy / Hysteroscopy / HSG
Surgical Treatment
Infertility Treatment: IUI / IVF / ICSI
Ovulation Study
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Matt Flynn completed two CO-OPs related to medical imaging and lasers. For his first CO-OP at the Surgical Planning Lab, he learned the medical imaging software 3D Slicer and helped update tutorials and locate bugs. His second CO-OP was at American Biomedical Corporation where he repaired medical lasers and created training presentations on what he learned.
Bob Rogers, PhD, Chief Scientist and Co-founder at Apixio, and Vishnu Vyas, Principal Scientist at Apixio will be presenting on October 30, 2013. They will describe use cases in which Apixio is using NoSQL and Hadoop to deliver powerful risk assessment results based on unstructured data in electronic health record systems.
Explains about cyber security in Healthcare, Problem in Indian Scenario, Critical Infrastructure and Vulnerabilities. For more information visit: http://www.transformhealth-it.org/
Simulation Modelling in Healthcare: Challenges and TrendsHCI Lab
This document summarizes a presentation by Areej Al-Wabil, Phd from Prince Sultan University on simulation modelling in healthcare. It discusses how simulation is used to model patient flow in emergency rooms, allocate hospital resources, and model disease transmission. It also outlines some of the challenges of healthcare simulation, including issues with platforms, data sources, engineering processes, visualization, and modeling agent characteristics. The presentation aims to provide an overview of challenges and trends in simulation modelling for healthcare applications.
This document discusses healthcare analytics. It begins by defining healthcare analytics as focusing on technologies and processes that measure, manage, and analyze healthcare data to enable more effective and efficient operational and clinical decisions. It then outlines the objectives of healthcare analytics as making decisions data-driven, transparent, verifiable, and robust. The document describes the main types of analytics as descriptive, predictive, diagnostic, and prescriptive. It also lists some common sources of healthcare data and how healthcare companies use analytics to reduce costs, improve patient outcomes, and conduct randomized clinical trials. Emerging technologies discussed include big data, AI/ML, blockchain, and AR/VR. Finally, some existing healthcare analytics tools on the market are briefly described.
This document summarizes a graduation project submitted by three students - Gaith Amer Rammah, Alaa Mahmoud Al-Zoubi, and Zaid Alighanayem - for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering at Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan. The project involves developing a patient record system to make patient medical records easily accessible to medical professionals. The document includes sections on background, literature review, business model, project management, and an abstract and acknowledgment.
Achieve Privacy-Preserving Priority Classification on Patient Health Data in ...JAYAPRAKASH JPINFOTECH
Achieve Privacy-Preserving Priority Classification on Patient Health Data in Remote eHealthcare System
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Biometric data refers to unique physical identifiers like fingerprints, retina scans, and digital signatures that can be used to identify individuals. Retina scans in particular analyze the unique patterns of a person's retinal blood vessels for authentication and identification purposes. While retina scans are highly reliable and accurate for identifying people, they can be affected by eye conditions and require expensive equipment and close proximity during the scan.
secured storage of Personal health record in cloudeMahaveer kandgule
This document proposes a framework for securely storing personal health records (PHRs) in the cloud. It aims to achieve fine-grained access control and protect privacy. The framework uses attribute-based encryption to encrypt each patient's PHR file under access policies. This allows patients to selectively share records with users based on their attributes without knowing a full user list. It also divides the system into public and personal domains for different user access needs. Analytical and experimental results show the framework provides data confidentiality, revocation of access rights, write access control, and scalability.
IRJET-Cloud based Patient Referral System with RFID Based Clinical Informatio...IRJET Journal
This document summarizes a proposed cloud-based patient referral system with RFID-based clinical information retrieval for emergency cases. The system allows patients to directly communicate with remotely located healthcare professionals to schedule appointments, saving both time and money. It also integrates RFID technology to provide doctors with unconscious or unaccompanied patients' accurate medical histories in emergency situations, making treatment more efficient and reducing risks. The system architecture includes an Android app for patients and doctors to register and access services, a cloud database to store medical records, RFID tags and readers to retrieve records during emergencies, and other components like Arduino and WiFi modules to process and transmit RFID data. The goal is to improve healthcare access, efficiency and
An Interoperable System for Automated Diagnosis of Cardiac Abnormalities from...KaashivInfoTech Company
Most web applications have critical bugs (faults) affecting their security, which makes them vulnerable to attacks by hackers and organized crime. To prevent these security problems from occurring it is of utmost importance to understand the typical software faults. This paper contributes to this body of knowledge by presenting a field study on two of the most widely spread and critical web application vulnerabilities: SQL Injection and XSS. It analyzes the source code of security patches of widely used web applications written in weak and strong typed languages. Results show that only a small subset of software fault types, affecting a restricted collection of statements, is related to security. To understand how these vulnerabilities are really exploited by hackers, this paper also presents an analysis of the source code of the scripts used to attack them. The outcomes of this study can be used to train software developers and code inspectors in the detection of such faults and are also the foundation for the research of realistic vulnerability and attack injectors that can be used to assess security mechanisms, such as intrusion detection systems, vulnerability scanners, and static code analyzers.
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An Interoperable System for Automated Diagnosis of Cardiac Abnormalities from...KaashivInfoTech Company
Most web applications have critical bugs (faults) affecting their security, which makes them vulnerable to attacks by hackers and organized crime. To prevent these security problems from occurring it is of utmost importance to understand the typical software faults. This paper contributes to this body of knowledge by presenting a field study on two of the most widely spread and critical web application vulnerabilities: SQL Injection and XSS. It analyzes the source code of security patches of widely used web applications written in weak and strong typed languages. Results show that only a small subset of software fault types, affecting a restricted collection of statements, is related to security. To understand how these vulnerabilities are really exploited by hackers, this paper also presents an analysis of the source code of the scripts used to attack them. The outcomes of this study can be used to train software developers and code inspectors in the detection of such faults and are also the foundation for the research of realistic vulnerability and attack injectors that can be used to assess security mechanisms, such as intrusion detection systems, vulnerability scanners, and static code analyzers.
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Peter Hamilton on Next generation Imaging and Computer Vision in Pathology: p...Cirdan
Automated image analysis has had a long history but continues to grow with massive improvements in algorithms, speed, performance, and with emerging opportunities for high throughput tissue biomarker analysis and automated decision support for primary diagnostics. Of particular importance is the development of computer vision and image analysis for H&E stained samples. This talk will outline recent advances in automated tissue analysis for biomarker discovery and diagnostics and how adoption of digital pathology will drive the demand for quantitative imaging and decision support.
As an example, PathXL have developed TissueMark for the automated identification and analysis of tumour in lung, colon, breast and prostate cancer digital H&E slides. The conventional pathological estimation of % tumour nuclei in H&E samples shows gross variation between pathologists, undermining the quality of next generation sequencing, molecular testing and patient therapy and potential of false negative diagnoses. TissueMark uses a combination of pattern recognition, glandular analysis and nuclear segmentation to identify premaligant and invasive cancer patterns in H&E stained tissues and use this to assess tumour cell numbers and annotate samples for nucleic acid extraction and molecular profiling. Benchmark data was generated to validate TissueMark technology and showed concordance of automated data with manual counts, accelerating tumour markup and improving sample quality assessment. This represents an example of how automated imaging of tissue samples can be of immense value in quantitative tumour analysis for molecular diagnostics, thereby improving reliability in discovery and diagnostics.
This together with other examples in pathology research and practice will demonstrate that next generation tissue imaging technology in digital pathology could radically change how pathology is practiced.
The Clinic Management System (CMS) is a complete web-based hospital management solution with 7 modules: registration, accounts, consultations, investigations, reports, edit, and administrator. It allows for registration of patients, doctor fee and test fee screens, prescription reports, bio-chemical, hematological, serology, and other medical test screens. The system was created using Visual Studio 2013, SQL Server 2008, and Telerik controls with C#, HTML, and CSS.
This document describes a medical diagnostic system that takes user symptoms as input and outputs potential diseases. It contains the following key points:
1. The system crawls medical websites like WebMD and Mayo Clinic to build text files on diseases and their associated symptoms.
2. It uses tools like MetaMap and custom indexes to parse the crawled data and create forward and inverted indexes of diseases and symptoms.
3. A recursive AI system takes user symptoms as input, maps them to potential diseases, then asks the user additional questions to narrow the diseases list until a threshold is reached for likely conditions.
4. The whole system is integrated into a web application with a user interface for symptom input and disease output.
Telemedicine software platform for hospitals & healthcare providers an ul...AndrewSebastian17
A telemedicine software platform allows medical providers to diagnose and treat patients remotely using video chats, phone calls, email and other telecommunication tools. It works by having patients create an online account and request visits, notifying physicians of requests who can then accept, decline or schedule visits. Key benefits include seeing more patients per day, increased flexibility for providers and convenience for patients. Important factors for such a platform include supporting low bandwidth, being HIPAA compliant, having built-in support and scheduling capabilities. Setting one up involves ensuring equipment works, complying with telemedicine laws, training staff and setting up online workflows.
This document describes an eHealth wireless patient monitoring system for hospital emergency rooms. The system uses wireless sensor devices attached to patients that measure pulse rate, oxygen saturation levels, and body position. This data is transmitted via ZigBee to a database server. The database server stores the data in a MySQL database and transfers it in real-time to users via a Node.js website using WebSockets. The website allows authorized users to remotely monitor patients' vital signs and status.
Personal health records (PHRs) combine patient data, knowledge, and software tools to help patients actively participate in their own care. PHRs can be standalone systems maintained by patients, tethered to access institutional records, or interoperable across multiple systems. While 75% of consumers want online access to medical records and test results, current PHR utilization in the US is only around 2-3% due to barriers like difficulty finding and using PHR systems and a lack of valuable clinical content beyond data storage. Health systems that have integrated robust PHR portals into their electronic medical record systems have seen much higher adoption rates, up to 34% in some cases, demonstrating that ease of access and useful functions are key to
HospitalSoftwareShop.com is probably India's first online store for software for consulting physicians, cardiologists, gastrologists, nephrologists, ophthalmologists, andrology experts, infertility specialists, physicians, Doctors, Specialists & Clinics including Prescription Writing, Electronic Health Records, Electronic Medical Records and Practice Management. All these softwares have been developed after years of research and valuable inputs from specialists located throughout India. These software are easy to use, require very less typing, works quickly and saves precious practice time.
This software is specially designed for Infertility Management experts, IVF Experts, IUI Experts. It is a very robust software, easy to use and requires minimum typing. It covers these aspects:
Menstrual / Personal / Obstetric History
Primary / Secondary Infertility
TB, DM & HT History
DNC Parameters
Surgical History: Laparoscopy / Hysteroscopy / HSG
Surgical Treatment
Infertility Treatment: IUI / IVF / ICSI
Ovulation Study
Visit: www.hospitalsoftwareshop.com for more details.
Matt Flynn completed two CO-OPs related to medical imaging and lasers. For his first CO-OP at the Surgical Planning Lab, he learned the medical imaging software 3D Slicer and helped update tutorials and locate bugs. His second CO-OP was at American Biomedical Corporation where he repaired medical lasers and created training presentations on what he learned.
Bob Rogers, PhD, Chief Scientist and Co-founder at Apixio, and Vishnu Vyas, Principal Scientist at Apixio will be presenting on October 30, 2013. They will describe use cases in which Apixio is using NoSQL and Hadoop to deliver powerful risk assessment results based on unstructured data in electronic health record systems.
Explains about cyber security in Healthcare, Problem in Indian Scenario, Critical Infrastructure and Vulnerabilities. For more information visit: http://www.transformhealth-it.org/
Simulation Modelling in Healthcare: Challenges and TrendsHCI Lab
This document summarizes a presentation by Areej Al-Wabil, Phd from Prince Sultan University on simulation modelling in healthcare. It discusses how simulation is used to model patient flow in emergency rooms, allocate hospital resources, and model disease transmission. It also outlines some of the challenges of healthcare simulation, including issues with platforms, data sources, engineering processes, visualization, and modeling agent characteristics. The presentation aims to provide an overview of challenges and trends in simulation modelling for healthcare applications.
This document discusses healthcare analytics. It begins by defining healthcare analytics as focusing on technologies and processes that measure, manage, and analyze healthcare data to enable more effective and efficient operational and clinical decisions. It then outlines the objectives of healthcare analytics as making decisions data-driven, transparent, verifiable, and robust. The document describes the main types of analytics as descriptive, predictive, diagnostic, and prescriptive. It also lists some common sources of healthcare data and how healthcare companies use analytics to reduce costs, improve patient outcomes, and conduct randomized clinical trials. Emerging technologies discussed include big data, AI/ML, blockchain, and AR/VR. Finally, some existing healthcare analytics tools on the market are briefly described.
This document summarizes a graduation project submitted by three students - Gaith Amer Rammah, Alaa Mahmoud Al-Zoubi, and Zaid Alighanayem - for the degree of Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering at Al-Zaytoonah University of Jordan. The project involves developing a patient record system to make patient medical records easily accessible to medical professionals. The document includes sections on background, literature review, business model, project management, and an abstract and acknowledgment.
Achieve Privacy-Preserving Priority Classification on Patient Health Data in ...JAYAPRAKASH JPINFOTECH
Achieve Privacy-Preserving Priority Classification on Patient Health Data in Remote eHealthcare System
To buy this project in ONLINE, Contact:
Email: jpinfotechprojects@gmail.com,
Website: https://www.jpinfotech.org
Biometric data refers to unique physical identifiers like fingerprints, retina scans, and digital signatures that can be used to identify individuals. Retina scans in particular analyze the unique patterns of a person's retinal blood vessels for authentication and identification purposes. While retina scans are highly reliable and accurate for identifying people, they can be affected by eye conditions and require expensive equipment and close proximity during the scan.
secured storage of Personal health record in cloudeMahaveer kandgule
This document proposes a framework for securely storing personal health records (PHRs) in the cloud. It aims to achieve fine-grained access control and protect privacy. The framework uses attribute-based encryption to encrypt each patient's PHR file under access policies. This allows patients to selectively share records with users based on their attributes without knowing a full user list. It also divides the system into public and personal domains for different user access needs. Analytical and experimental results show the framework provides data confidentiality, revocation of access rights, write access control, and scalability.
IRJET-Cloud based Patient Referral System with RFID Based Clinical Informatio...IRJET Journal
This document summarizes a proposed cloud-based patient referral system with RFID-based clinical information retrieval for emergency cases. The system allows patients to directly communicate with remotely located healthcare professionals to schedule appointments, saving both time and money. It also integrates RFID technology to provide doctors with unconscious or unaccompanied patients' accurate medical histories in emergency situations, making treatment more efficient and reducing risks. The system architecture includes an Android app for patients and doctors to register and access services, a cloud database to store medical records, RFID tags and readers to retrieve records during emergencies, and other components like Arduino and WiFi modules to process and transmit RFID data. The goal is to improve healthcare access, efficiency and
An Interoperable System for Automated Diagnosis of Cardiac Abnormalities from...KaashivInfoTech Company
Most web applications have critical bugs (faults) affecting their security, which makes them vulnerable to attacks by hackers and organized crime. To prevent these security problems from occurring it is of utmost importance to understand the typical software faults. This paper contributes to this body of knowledge by presenting a field study on two of the most widely spread and critical web application vulnerabilities: SQL Injection and XSS. It analyzes the source code of security patches of widely used web applications written in weak and strong typed languages. Results show that only a small subset of software fault types, affecting a restricted collection of statements, is related to security. To understand how these vulnerabilities are really exploited by hackers, this paper also presents an analysis of the source code of the scripts used to attack them. The outcomes of this study can be used to train software developers and code inspectors in the detection of such faults and are also the foundation for the research of realistic vulnerability and attack injectors that can be used to assess security mechanisms, such as intrusion detection systems, vulnerability scanners, and static code analyzers.
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An Interoperable System for Automated Diagnosis of Cardiac Abnormalities from...KaashivInfoTech Company
Most web applications have critical bugs (faults) affecting their security, which makes them vulnerable to attacks by hackers and organized crime. To prevent these security problems from occurring it is of utmost importance to understand the typical software faults. This paper contributes to this body of knowledge by presenting a field study on two of the most widely spread and critical web application vulnerabilities: SQL Injection and XSS. It analyzes the source code of security patches of widely used web applications written in weak and strong typed languages. Results show that only a small subset of software fault types, affecting a restricted collection of statements, is related to security. To understand how these vulnerabilities are really exploited by hackers, this paper also presents an analysis of the source code of the scripts used to attack them. The outcomes of this study can be used to train software developers and code inspectors in the detection of such faults and are also the foundation for the research of realistic vulnerability and attack injectors that can be used to assess security mechanisms, such as intrusion detection systems, vulnerability scanners, and static code analyzers.
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Peter Hamilton on Next generation Imaging and Computer Vision in Pathology: p...Cirdan
Automated image analysis has had a long history but continues to grow with massive improvements in algorithms, speed, performance, and with emerging opportunities for high throughput tissue biomarker analysis and automated decision support for primary diagnostics. Of particular importance is the development of computer vision and image analysis for H&E stained samples. This talk will outline recent advances in automated tissue analysis for biomarker discovery and diagnostics and how adoption of digital pathology will drive the demand for quantitative imaging and decision support.
As an example, PathXL have developed TissueMark for the automated identification and analysis of tumour in lung, colon, breast and prostate cancer digital H&E slides. The conventional pathological estimation of % tumour nuclei in H&E samples shows gross variation between pathologists, undermining the quality of next generation sequencing, molecular testing and patient therapy and potential of false negative diagnoses. TissueMark uses a combination of pattern recognition, glandular analysis and nuclear segmentation to identify premaligant and invasive cancer patterns in H&E stained tissues and use this to assess tumour cell numbers and annotate samples for nucleic acid extraction and molecular profiling. Benchmark data was generated to validate TissueMark technology and showed concordance of automated data with manual counts, accelerating tumour markup and improving sample quality assessment. This represents an example of how automated imaging of tissue samples can be of immense value in quantitative tumour analysis for molecular diagnostics, thereby improving reliability in discovery and diagnostics.
This together with other examples in pathology research and practice will demonstrate that next generation tissue imaging technology in digital pathology could radically change how pathology is practiced.
Health Policy Supporting Innovation in Korean Medical Device Sector (July 11,...Sung Yoon Bae
Presented in the AMCHAM Healthcare Innovation Seminar, held in Seoul, Korea on July 11, 2012.
Title: Toward Better Health Policy Supporting Innovation in Korean Medical Device Sector
Date: July 11, 2012
Speaker, Sung Yoon Bae, Professor of Healthcare Management, Inje University, Busan, Korea
1390 Identification Of Prognostic Factors Using Quantitative Image Analysis O...Daniel Nicolson
This document summarizes a study that used quantitative image analysis of HER2 expression in esophagogastric adenocarcinoma tissue samples to identify prognostic factors. Automated image analysis was performed using the Definiens platform to extract over 50 image features from segmented cells and subcellular compartments. Multivariate regression analysis was able to predict disease-free and overall survival times from these quantitative image features, which were then shown to have prognostic value when analyzed with Kaplan-Meier survival curves. This demonstrated that automated quantitative image analysis can provide statistically significant prognostic factors not accessible to visual analysis alone.
The NICODOM IR Polymers document describes an infrared spectral library containing 1615 FTIR spectra of various polymer compounds. The library includes spectra of natural and synthetic polymers as well as copolymers, additives, polymeric products, and monomers. The spectra were collected using an FTIR spectrometer with an ATR accessory and provide information to identify unknown polymer samples. The digital library is compatible with spectroscopic software and can help identify polymers from their infrared spectra.
Finnish biotech year 2016 saw several new startups created and funding rounds completed. Highlights included Faron Pharmaceuticals completing an IPO and funding round, Labmaster raising funds for diagnostic technology, and Aurealis Pharma completing a funding round for chronic inflammation and cancer treatments. The Finnish health technology industry saw growing exports, with the medical equipment sector being the largest. Challenges remain in increasing venture financing amounts in Finland compared to other European countries.
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Using in-house sales forecasts, this analysis explores and visualizes market dynamics in the Big Pharma peer set out to 2025. PharmaVitae casts its eye out to 2025 as crystallizing trends in healthcare management will influence Big Pharma to further position itself towards providing value. Big Pharma will add $39bn in revenues out to 2025, generating $464bn in prescription pharmaceuticals at a low single-digit compound annual growth rate of 0.9%. A healthy launch portfolio will bolster growth as Big Pharma reaps the reward of breakthrough products as the result of recent industry innovation. However, the low single-digit CAGR is representative of the overall drag that Big Pharma is facing. Three themes will shape the outlook: evolving business models, market access, and productivity.
Key questions answered
Revenue analysis
Which will be the best performing companies out to 2025?
Which companies will propel revenue growth over the forecast period?
How will Big Pharma perform across the US, 5EU, Japan and RoW regions?
Which companies will have leading market share gains and market share losses?
Therapy area analysis
How are late-stage pipelines positioned and what are the most-coveted launch products?
How many new blockbuster positions will Big Pharma carve out to 2025?
Which therapy areas will experience the largest growth and decline?
Where are companies building leadership positions in specific therapy areas?
What are the detailed competitive dynamics at play in the oncology, metabolic and, infectious diseases markets?
Strategy analysis
Will there be drastic shifts in the proportion of prescription drug revenue that is attributed to R&D?
How is Big Pharma using M&A to propel strategic goals?
What is the current status of biosimilar filings and how will they affect the performance of Big Pharma?
What strategies have been key for the commercial success of products launched in the past few years?
Highlights
Big Pharma prescription drug sales are forecast to grow to $464bn by 2025 at a compound annual growth rate of 0.9%
Number one company in 2025: Pfizer sustains top ranking in prescription drug sales out to 2025
Most valuable product: Humira will continue to be the highest selling product in 2025 with global sales forecast at $11bn
Most lucrative therapy area: Oncology will supplant metabolic in 2023 to become the most valuable therapy for Big Pharma
Most valuable class: PD-1/PD-L1 inhibitors will continue to build momentum out to 2025
Pipeline launch analysis: Big Pharma’s launch portfolio is set to add $134bn in revenues out to 2025
Most valuable company pipeline: Gilead will add pipeline revenues of $19bn out to 2025.
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Robust
• System processes cells on entire slide
not just a number of selected fields of
view
• Processing is done automatically on
server within 2-5 minutes for 5,000 –
50,000 cells
Informative
• Top 500 most abnormal cells are
presented to reviewer in the Instant
Review Grid™
• Single click navigation from field to
field
• Whole digital slide is always available
In US this IVD application is labeled "For Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic
procedures“ by FDA regulations.
3. Smarter Cytology Screening
Convenient
• Screening can be done
remotely via any web browser
• System works with any digital
slide scanner
Versatile
• System can process Gyn and
Non-Gyn Cytology samples
• Works with any Liquid-Based
Cytology methods including
the economical ClearPrep™
process
4. How it works
New slides are processed automatically
on server. 2-5 minutes per slide
depending on cell density
HIPPA-compliant notification is routed to
a user when analysis is complete and
slide is ready for review
User quickly reviews abnormal cells with
Instant View Grid™ and completes
diagnosis in a few clicks
Smart Cytology™ screening application processes new slides
automatically in the background and sends notification to the user
when analysis is complete
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5. Application Setup
Validation and training of Smart IHC™ scoring application is quick and
easy. System is trained automatically from slides with known diagnosis
• Upload slides with known diagnosis
• 10 slides per biomarker is usually
sufficient
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• Annotate patterns with known score on some
slides for training
• Keep other slides without annotations (for
validation)
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• Validate that application scoring is correct for
annotated areas
• Validate application scoring for non-annotated slides
• Keep validation sides, records and reports
In US Smart Cytology IVD application is labeled for "For Research Use Only. Not for
use in diagnostic procedures“ by FDA regulation.