Information Retrieval from Turkish Radiology Reports without Medical Knowledge

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2011-10-28

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Hadimli, Kerem
Yondem, Meltem Turhan

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It is observed that a person with no medical knowledge can still partially understand contents of Turkish radiology reports. Based on this observation, one rule based method and one data driven method for information retrieval from Turkish radiology reports are proposed. Both methods lack use of medical ontologies and medical lexicons in order to test the limits of the observation in isolation of other factors.

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K. Hadimli and M. T. Yondem, “Information Retrieval from Turkish Radiology Reports without Medical Knowledge,” 2011, vol. 7022, p. 210, Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/65711.