Abstract

Expert systems aim to employ expert skills for non-expert person. These designs simulate intellectual and practical performance of human making the performance of expert systems close to that of an expert human. Various expert systems have been proposed in medicine, thus this area is attracting attention. Most problems in modern medicine are very complicated and there is no logic reason for accurate decision making. To this end, doctors decide arbitrarily and variably. On the other hand, large volume of medical information makes decision making more difficult while modern technologies add to volume of information and make problems more difficult. Considering these problems, there is a great challenge in medical diagnosis which requires decision-making support systems. In this paper, an expert system is presented for diagnosis and treatment of nephrolithiasis in which knowledge required for diagnosis and treatment is stored as rules in the system knowledge base. If experts are absent, diagnosis and treatment can be done reliably. Expert systems can be used as decision support by the users. However, currently, they cannot replace experts.

Highlights

  • Most problems in modern medicine are very complicated and there are no compelling reasons for accurate decisionmakings

  • Considering the mentioned problems, it can be understood that there is a great challenge in medical diagnosis which requires decision support systems

  • Decision support systems in medicine are referred to computer software which are built to aid clinical diagnosis

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INTRODUCTION

Most problems in modern medicine are very complicated and there are no compelling reasons for accurate decisionmakings. Considering the mentioned problems, it can be understood that there is a great challenge in medical diagnosis which requires decision support systems. Decision support systems in medicine are referred to computer software which are built to aid clinical diagnosis. These systems employ medical information and knowledge to diagnose various diseases and offer medical suggestions to the patients. They have not been designed to replace doctors but they aim to aid medical experts to diagnose diseases based on a series of empirical rules

LITERATURE REVIEW
Nephrolithiasis
Kidney
Body Liquids
Hormone Secretion
METHODOLOGY
DESIGNING THE KNOWLEDGE BASE
INFERENCE MOTOR
IMPLEMENTATION
Findings
VIII. CONCLUSION
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