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1 Data Representation for EMG Case Collection and Management Mária Bieliková Pavol Návrat Mária Smolárová Slovak University of Technology Department of Computer Science and Engineering Ilkovičova 3, Bratislava, Slovakia

23-24 September 2000AAITM 2000, Varna, Bulgaria 2 Outline n basic concepts and functions n data representation u EMG data relational model u XML and EMG data n EMG case collection tool u EMMA (big sister of KATE) n conclusions

23-24 September 2000AAITM 2000, Varna, Bulgaria 3 Collecting and managing EMG cases - functions n storing, retrieving and comparing EMG cases n exchanging and distributing EMG cases (consensus exercises) n tracking condition of a patient by effective retrieving of EMG examinations for a particular patient at different times

23-24 September 2000AAITM 2000, Varna, Bulgaria 4 Collecting and managing EMG cases - concepts

23-24 September 2000AAITM 2000, Varna, Bulgaria 5 EMG data relational model n based on ECCO v. 3.2 n extensions proposed in User-5 specification n considering different versions (CodeTableVer attribute) n non-EMG info still mostly texts n

23-24 September 2000AAITM 2000, Varna, Bulgaria 6 Relational model - whole picture

23-24 September 2000AAITM 2000, Varna, Bulgaria 7 XML and EMG data n EMG-ML - markup language for EMG data exchange n based on EMG data relational model n content u depends on the actual examination u is self describing (text) n data transmission is highly error-free n open for third party software processing

23-24 September 2000AAITM 2000, Varna, Bulgaria 8 EMG-ML Document Type Definition <!DOCTYPE emd [ <!ELEMENT PATIENT ((NAME| PATIENTID), BIRTHDATE, RACE, SEX)>.... <!ELEMENT EXAMINATION (HEAD, NONEMG, EMGDIAG?, FINALDIAG?, STRUCTURES, TESTS)>.... ]>

23-24 September 2000AAITM 2000, Varna, Bulgaria 9 EMG case collection tool CASETOOLKATEEMMA

23-24 September 2000AAITM 2000, Varna, Bulgaria 10 Architecture of EMMA

23-24 September 2000AAITM 2000, Varna, Bulgaria 11 Conclusions n proposal of EMG data representation u relational model u EMG-ML n development of prototype tool for EMG data collection u EMMA lines of program (16% of comments, 11% of blank lines) n future????