An Object Relational Approach to Biomedical Database

Authors:
P. C. -Y. Sheu;B. Cummings;C. Cotman;C. Chubb;L. Hu;T. Wang;J. Johnson;S. Mobley;T. Stitch;Y. Inagaki
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Venue:
BIBE '00 Proceedings of the 1st IEEE International Symposium on Bioinformatics and Biomedical Engineering
Year:
2000

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Abstract

As neuroscience research advances, there is an increasing need to integrate data from a single patient who has undergone multiple levels of analysis. In a biomedical application (such as an Alzheimer's clinic), a patient might have medical data, MRI data, cognitive data and autopsy data all collected at various times. This paper introduces "BioCompose", an object-relational database system that integrates clinical, neuropathological and image data sets into a uniform framework with a simple user interface. It addresses the advantages of taking an object-relational approach for a large and complex application.