Complexity In Medicine
Because of the immense complexity of the human body and due to the limitations of conventional mathematics to describe biological systems, medicine lacks tools that would help practitioners speak in quantitative terms. Today, thanks to our complexity technology, it is possible to go beyond subjective statements, delivering to medical science rigorous measures of trauma intensity, patient’s stability or degree of success of treatment or surgery.
What's new?
- December 2010: OntoMed and S. Cuore Hospital Launch OntoCare Evaluation Study.
- October 2010: Ontomed receives award at the TiECON 2010 Midwest conference.
- September 2010: OntoMed Launches OntoCare, a Therapy Impact Quantification System.
- May 2010: OntoMed signs Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with the US Army Institute of Medical Research
- February 2010: OntoMed signs collaboration agreement with University of Michigan Health System.
What is complexity?
Complexity is a natural and holistic property of every system. It is defined as a mix of structure (connectivity) and uncertainty.
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How does it work?
Complexity can be measured if data is available. A good example is the stream of data recorded in an ICU (Intensive care Unit) or during ECG or EEG tests. More...
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