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Original Article

A system to support high-level data description and manipulation of an operational data-base system

K. Sauter Department of Biometrics and Medical Information Science, Medical School Hanover, West Germany
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P. L. Reichertz Department of Biometrics and Medical Information Science, Medical School Hanover, West Germany
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W. Weingarten Department of Biometrics and Medical Information Science, Medical School Hanover, West Germany
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B. Schwarz Department of Biometrics and Medical Information Science, Medical School Hanover, West Germany
Pages 15-26 | Published online: 12 Jul 2009

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