Clinical Applications of Computational Medicine
Course 0000002166 in WS 2022/3
General Data
| Course Type | lecture |
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| Semester Weekly Hours | 2 SWS |
| Organisational Unit | Chair of Data Processing (Prof. Diepold) |
| Lecturers |
Martin Daumer Assistants: Ricarda Baumhoer |
| Dates |
Thu, 16:45–18:15, 995 and 3 singular or moved dates |
Assignment to Modules
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EI7585: Clinical Applications of Computational Medicine / Clinical Applications of Computational Medicine
This module is included in the following catalogs:- Catalogue of non-physics elective courses
Further Information
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| additional remarks | ECTS credits = 6 Computational medicine is a new scientific field in the intersection between mathematics, physics, biostatistics, computer science, electronics, biomedical engineering and medicine. In this lecture we will focus on actual clinical applications of computational medicine using examples from areas like multiple sclerosis, obstetrics, coronary artery disease and sport medicine. After a short introduction and description about potential and current topics of interest in the medical clinical field the students work in small groups under the guidance of tutors/lecturers/external experts on self-selected projects in the area of "computational medicine". Students are encouraged to build prototypes using the modern technologies available -- sensors, webservices, smartphones, etc -- with the aim to provide solutions to current shortfalls in the clinical practice or in the sports science field. Project topics Topics of "Clinical Applications of Computational Medicine" are: 1 "Mobile accelerometry" ("Natural Running", "Move Your Heath", "Fall Risk Prediction", "Fall detection") 2 "Fetal Heart Monitoring" 3 "Evidence Based Decision Support in Multiple Sclerosis" 4 "Validation in large Biomedical Databases" |
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