This study investigates the pathogeneses and interactions among diseases associated with multiple organ dysfunction syndrome (MODS). The research applied a three-step analytical framework using data mashups and big data techniques. First, association rule analysis was conducted using hospital mortality data from general hospitals. Second, text-mining techniques were applied to medical information collected through web crawling from the PLM network. Third, social media data from Twitter and blogs were analyzed to identify hidden disease relationships. The study identified significant associations between pneumonia, sepsis, respiratory insufficiency, lung cancer, and MODS. Results showed that complications, infections, viruses, and inflammation play major roles in disease progression. Pneumonia was strongly linked to respiratory insufficiency and MODS through reduced immune function and lung damage. Sepsis and septic shock were also found to contribute significantly to organ failure and mortality. The research demonstrated that integrating structured and unstructured medical data can reveal meaningful pathogenic pathways. The proposed framework provides a quantitative method for mapping disease interactions and improving clinical understanding. This study contributes to future medical big data research by supporting predictive analysis and clinical decision-making.
목차
Abstract 1. INTRODUCTION 2. THEORETICAL BACKGROUND 2.1. Text Mining Techniques 2.2. Association Rule Mining 3. RESEARCH DESIGN 3.1. Research Process and Model 3.2. Data Collection 4. ANALYSIS AND RESULTS 4.1. Analysis of Data from Hospital Patients 4.2. Analysis of Data from the PatientsLikeMe (PLM) Network 4.3. Analysis of Twitter and Blog 4.4. Analysis of Results by Data Mashup 5. CONCLUSION REFERENCES
키워드
Multiple Organ Dysfunction Syndrome (MODS)Big Data AnalyticsText MiningData MashupDisease PathogenesisAssociation Rule Analysis
저자
Mi Ri Kim [ Sogang Business School, Seoul, South Korea ]
Hyong Jung Kim [ Korea Productivity Center, Seoul, South Korea ]
Jinhwa Kim [ Sogang Business School, Seoul, South Korea ]
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