Review Article
Computer-Based Diagnostic Expert Systems in Rheumatology: Where Do We Stand in 2014?
Table 3
Reference diagnoses and the determinations of the resulting diagnoses.
| Name of ES or first author | Reference diagnosis | Determination of the resulting diagnosis | Reference |
| Watt | NIH Osteoarthritis initiative data base | | [24] | Binder | Diagnosis according to established criteria | | [26] | Liu | Consensus of rheumatologists | | [27] | CADIAG | Discharge diagnosis | Among first 5 hypotheses | [29] | RENOIR | Discharge diagnosis | | [36] | RHEUMexpert | Discharge diagnosis | | [37] | AI/RHEUM | Initial diagnosis of a rheumatologist | At the possible level | [42] | Astion | Vasculitis database of the American College of Rheumatology | | [46] | RHEUMA | Discharge diagnosis | | [49] | Bernelot Moens | Outcome over time and consensus of rheumatologists | | [51] | Sereni | Biopsy | | [53] | Schewe | | In the hypotheses list | [55] | Dostál | Diagnosis provided by a rheumatologist | | [58] | Fries | Diagnosis provided by a rheumatologist | | [59] |
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ES: expert system, reference.
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