|
KMID : 0644120150280030001
|
|
Journal of Oriental Gynecology
2015 Volume.28 No. 3 p.1 ~ p.10
|
|
|
A Study for Diagnostic Correspondent Rates between DSOM and Korean Medical Doctors’ Diagnosis about Menstrual Pain
|
|
Lee In-Seon
Cho Hye-Sook
Chi Gyoo-Yong
Lee Yong-Tae
Kim Jong-Won
Jeon Soo-Hyung
Kim Gyeong-Min
Kim Gyeong-Cheol
Kim Kyu-Kon
|
|
|
Abstract
|
|
|
Objectives: Diagnosis System of Oriental Medicine (DSOM) was made as a computerized assistant program for oriental medicine doctors to be able to diagnose with statistical basis. Then DSOM uses questionnaires filled out by respondents with explanatory guide. But if the respondents misunderstand the meaning of the passages,
the results were quite the opposite.
Methods: This study was designed to investigate the diagnostic correspondent rates between DSOM and TKM practitioners. First, let the respondents answer to DSOM. After that, three doctors diagnosed the respondents and marked ‘p’ when they diagnose that the respondent had the pathogenic factors, marked ‘n’ when they diagnose that
the respondent had the pathogenic factors but not severs, and did not marked when they diagnose that the respondent didn’t have the pathogenic factors. Finally, this study was investigated the correspondent rates of diagnosis between DSOM and doctors.
Results: In the pathogenic factor of three including insufficiency of Yin (陰虛), the correspondent rates were 90%. In the pathogenic factor of nine including deficiency of qi (氣虛), the correspondent rates were 80%. In the pathogenic factor of four including blood stasis (血瘀), the correspondent rates were 70%. In HH and HL,
they showed the correspondent rates of 61.77%. The correspondent rate of heat (熱) was highest (96.88%). The correspondent rate of insufficiency of Yang (陽虛) was lowest (0%). In LH and LL, they showed the correspondent rates of 88.31%. The correspondent rate of blood stasis (血瘀) was lowest (71.76%). They all showed the
correspondent rates of over 70%.
Conclusions: In DSOM and Doctors’ diagnose, they showed the correspondent rates of 83.60%.
|
|
|
KEYWORD
|
|
|
DSOM, Diagnostic Correspondent Rate, Evidence Based Diagnosis
|
|
|
FullTexts / Linksout information
|
|
|
|
|
Listed journal information
|
|
|
|