Multidisciplinary Approaches to Theory in Medicine
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Multidisciplinary Approaches to Theory in Medicine
McNamara, Laura (Exploratory Simulation Technologies, Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA); Paton, Ray (Department of Computer Science, University of Liverpool, UK)
Elsevier Science & Technology
02/2005
570
Dura
Inglês
9780444518064
15 a 20 dias
Explores the role of interdisciplinary exchange in the development and expansion of medical theory. This book contains essays on the growth and development of medical theories from some of the world's top clinicians and medical researchers, including Werner Arber, Frank Vertosick, and David Weatherall.
1. Disorders of Haemoglobin: From Phenotype to Genotype 2. Between Bleeding and Thrombosis or Beyond 3. The Theory of Molecular Evolution and its Medical Implications 4. What is a Medical Theory? 5. Medicine as a Moral Epistemology 6. Theory in Medical Education: An Oxymoron? 7. Knowledge, Arguments, and Intentions in Clinical Decision-Making 8. Analogies, Conventions and Expert Systems in Medicine: Some Insights from a XIX 9. Reliability of Measurements in Medical Research and Clinical Practice 10. Advanced Data Mining and Predictive Modeling at the Core of Personalized Medicine 11. Designs and Therapies for Stochastic Neural Systems 12. Mining Scenarios for Hepatitis B and C 13. Modeling the In Vivo Growth Rate of HIV: Implications for Vaccination 14. A Flexible, Iterative Approach to Physiological Modelling 15. System Biology, Cell Specificity and Physiology 16. Modelling T Cell Activation, Proliferation and Homeostasis 17. A Theory for Complex Systems: Reactive Animation 18. Modelling of Haemodynamics in the Cardiovascular System by Integrating Medical Imaging Techniques and Computer Modelling Tools 19. Vasopressin and Homeostasis - Running Hard to Stay in the Same Place 20. Mathematical Modelling of Angiogenesis and Vascular Adaptation 21. Towards Understanding the Physical Basis of Re-entrant Cardiac Arrhythmias
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Explores the role of interdisciplinary exchange in the development and expansion of medical theory. This book contains essays on the growth and development of medical theories from some of the world's top clinicians and medical researchers, including Werner Arber, Frank Vertosick, and David Weatherall.
1. Disorders of Haemoglobin: From Phenotype to Genotype 2. Between Bleeding and Thrombosis or Beyond 3. The Theory of Molecular Evolution and its Medical Implications 4. What is a Medical Theory? 5. Medicine as a Moral Epistemology 6. Theory in Medical Education: An Oxymoron? 7. Knowledge, Arguments, and Intentions in Clinical Decision-Making 8. Analogies, Conventions and Expert Systems in Medicine: Some Insights from a XIX 9. Reliability of Measurements in Medical Research and Clinical Practice 10. Advanced Data Mining and Predictive Modeling at the Core of Personalized Medicine 11. Designs and Therapies for Stochastic Neural Systems 12. Mining Scenarios for Hepatitis B and C 13. Modeling the In Vivo Growth Rate of HIV: Implications for Vaccination 14. A Flexible, Iterative Approach to Physiological Modelling 15. System Biology, Cell Specificity and Physiology 16. Modelling T Cell Activation, Proliferation and Homeostasis 17. A Theory for Complex Systems: Reactive Animation 18. Modelling of Haemodynamics in the Cardiovascular System by Integrating Medical Imaging Techniques and Computer Modelling Tools 19. Vasopressin and Homeostasis - Running Hard to Stay in the Same Place 20. Mathematical Modelling of Angiogenesis and Vascular Adaptation 21. Towards Understanding the Physical Basis of Re-entrant Cardiac Arrhythmias
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