Real-Time Data Fusion in the Intensive Care Unit

Authors:
Michael Factor;David H. Gelernter;Craig E. Kolb;Perry L. Miller;Dean F. Sittig
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Computer
Year:
1991

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Abstract

A description is given of the process trellis, a domain- and hardware-independent software architecture. Its usefulness in building the Intelligent Cardiovascular Monitor, a real-time clinical decision-support system whose 'paving-stone' interface gives a clinician an instantaneous overview of a patient's status, is demonstrated. Issues of parallelism, real-time operation, and visualization are discussed.