Questions tagged [medical]

The Medical tag relates to coding solutions in the field of medicine. For example; medical imaging, pattern recognition as applied to diseases, visual diagnostics, etc.

What is medicine?

Medicine is the science or practice of the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of disease. This can include many disciplines covering the spectrum from clinical patient care and administration to scientific research, medical technology and large scale data analysis.

Stack Overflow is concerned primarily with computer programming. Thus for any question relating to programming within the field of medicine, it is appropriate to use the tag . However, please follow the guidance to ensure that you are asking a question appropriate to Stack Overflow. At the bottom there is a list of related Stack Exchange sites which may be more appropriate for your question.

As this is a broad field that includes many disciplines, it is important to use other tags appropriately. Always include the tag of the programming language, platform, framework or API that you are using, as well as any other particular technologies.

Related tags

,

Related Stack Exchange Sites

375 questions
33
votes
4 answers

ICD-9 Code List in XML, CSV, or Database format

I am looking for a complete list of ICD-9 Codes (Medical Codes) for Diseases and Procedures in a format that can be imported into a database and referenced programmatically. My question is basically exactly the same as Looking for resources for…
TJ.
  • 502
  • 1
  • 4
  • 11
19
votes
2 answers

Has Boost ever been used in a regulated project (FDA, FAA)?

While posting a comment recently, I found myself remarking that, in my experience, Boost is not widely used in regulated industries (FDA, FAA). In fact, I don't know of any project that uses it or has used it. I realize, though, that my experience…
FuzzyBunnySlippers
  • 3,387
  • 2
  • 18
  • 28
14
votes
6 answers

Get the largest connected component of segmentation image

I have a segmentation image of CT scan (only 1 and 0 values). I use the function "label" from skimage.measure to get a ndarray of the connected component. Now I need to get only the largest connected component from the "label" output (ndarray). Do…
Vipasana
  • 503
  • 1
  • 4
  • 13
12
votes
9 answers

EMR (Electronic Medical Record) standard record format?

A few associates and myself are starting an EMR project (Electronic Medical Records). I have heard talk in the past - and more so lately - about a standard record format - to facilitate the transferring of records when appropriate (HIPAA) from one…
Jim Evans
  • 6,285
  • 10
  • 37
  • 60
11
votes
8 answers

How is openEHR supposed to be used?

I am researching about electronic health records (EHR). OpenEHR seems to be quite extended and appreciated in this field, as it is widely adopted. However, I fail to find how it is used. I mean, I can see all the definitions for archetypes, and how…
David Ballester
  • 557
  • 3
  • 16
11
votes
6 answers

Looking for resources for ICD-9 codes

We have been asked by a client to incorporate ICD-9 codes into a system. I'm looking for a good resource to get a complete listing of codes and descriptions that will end up in a SQL database. Unfortunately a web service is out of the question as…
Jason
  • 15,017
  • 23
  • 85
  • 116
9
votes
4 answers

Predictive "blood glucose" algorithm?

I'm writing an app that lets a diabetic user enter his/her "blood glucose" readings, and then charts them on a graph over time from left to right. Since the blood readings will be done only several times a day, an algorithm would be handy to: a)…
username
  • 18,800
  • 11
  • 41
  • 45
8
votes
1 answer

RXNORM to SNOMED mapping

We have medications listed in our medical system. They are mapped to RxNorm ids. We want to migrate to Snomed. Is there a way to match RxNorm ids to Snomed concept ids? Perhaps there is a database with links? Or a service?
Azee
  • 1,809
  • 17
  • 23
8
votes
5 answers

Splitting a single column into multiple observation using R

I am working on HCUP data and this has range of values in one single column that needs to be split into multiple columns. Below is the HCUP data frame for reference : code label 61000-61003 excision of CNS 0169T-0169T ventricular…
x1carbon
  • 287
  • 1
  • 15
7
votes
2 answers

Templates under openEHR

Hi to everybody! At this moment I'm studying some concepts of the OpenEHR model: archetypes, ADL and templates. I found some documentation for the first two concepts (archetypes and ADL). I've downloaded some examples from the web page, I'm checking…
jctd_BDyn
  • 93
  • 5
7
votes
3 answers

Tools to automate IEC 62304 and FDA standard requirements

I am looking for a free software tool (or set of tools) to automate the document generation that requires the IEC 62304 and the FDA V&V standards (Software of Medical Equipments). Basically, to maintain traceability between different documents,…
6
votes
4 answers

Security Requirements for Medical Applications

I'm doing research on coding requirements for medical applications but I can't find anything useful/structured. Basically I'm looking for structured (if possible XML file) document with the list of security requirement. For example what kind of…
Maksim
  • 16,635
  • 27
  • 94
  • 135
6
votes
1 answer

Porting java server to Android

I'm working on developing a medical records system using OpenMRS as a backend for Android. OpenMRS is dependent on some seriously heavyweight libraries, including Hibernate and Spring. "Dexing" the entire OpenMRS application generates a file that's…
Nick
  • 451
  • 4
  • 10
6
votes
0 answers

HIPAA Compliancy, What do I need to know?

Ok so I would for a branding company and we're just scratching the surface of collecting pharma data. I know a bit about HIPAA com pliancy but I guess where I'm fuzzy is.. A). when collecting data via a form, do I need to de-identify the data.. I.e.…
Greg Thompson
  • 886
  • 4
  • 12
  • 31
6
votes
0 answers

How to implement digitally reconstructed radiograph (DRR) in python

Looking for reference code, preferably in python for generating an XRAY from CT. This should model as much of the following factors: Attenuation (LUT) Focal point XRay beam shape and angle XRay energy (keV) I am already familiar with the…
kirillpe
  • 61
  • 4
1
2 3
24 25