Big data in gastroenterology research

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作者：
Robert M. Genta
Amnon Sonnenberg
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[1] University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre,
[2] Miraca Life Sciences Research Institute,undefined
[3] Mirace Life Sciences,undefined
[4] Portland VA Medical Centre,undefined
[5] Oregon Health & Science University,undefined
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Nature Reviews Gastroenterology & Hepatology | 2014年 / 11卷
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Clinical research in gastroenterology has largely been based on clinical trials or case series. Now, with the accumulation of vast amounts of health-care data in electronic medical records and repositories, research is progressing towards analysis of large databases (so-called big data). In this opinion piece, the authors describe how database analysis might be applied in gastroenterology.
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