AN ONTOLOGY FOR SUPPORTING CLINICAL RESEARCH ON CERVICAL CANCER | Zendy

Manolis Falelakis | Zendy; Christos Maramis | Zendy; Irini Lekka | Zendy; Pericles A. Mitkas | Zendy; Anastasios Delopoulos | Zendy

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AN ONTOLOGY FOR SUPPORTING CLINICAL RESEARCH ON CERVICAL CANCER

Author(s) -

Manolis Falelakis,

Christos Maramis,

Irini Lekka,

Pericles A. Mitkas,

Anastasios Delopoulos

Publication year - 2009

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Conference proceedings

DOI - 10.5220/0002265701030108

Subject(s) - ontology , computer science , cervical cancer , cancer , data science , information retrieval , knowledge management , medicine , philosophy , epistemology

This work presents an ontology for cervical cancer that is positioned in the center of a research system for conducting association studies. The ontology aims at providing a unified ”language” for various heterogeneous medical repositories. To this end, it contains both generic patient-management and domain-specific concepts, as well as proper unification rules. The inference scheme adopted is coupled with a procedural programming layer in order to comply with the design requirements.

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