J Korean Vasc Surg Soc.  1998 Nov;14(2):357-364.

Software for Management of Congenital Vascular Malformation(CVM): A proposal

• Huh S
• Kim DI
• Lee SJ
• Kim ES
• Moon JY
• Kim HH
• Lee BB

Abstract

There is not a unique registry program about the CVM patients in Korea, even in the World. During the business meeting of International Society for the Study of Vascular Anomalies (ISSVA) 1996 in Rome, a sincere discussion took place about the 1988 Hamburg classification of CVM. This was followed by introduction of registry form that could be used universally throughout the world. We developed a CVM registry program calling CVM for world-wide sharing and analysis. This program is a typical database program application system based on Borland's Delphi 1.0 and the database is managed with dBase III+ . It became clear incoporating the Hamburg classification would be natural while expanding the diagnosis and treatment sections. This is a user-friendly, self-explanatory program that hardly needs any tutorial or instruction. Nonthless, for the foolhardy, it comes with manual that explains every aspect of it. Every panel comes with friendly buttons at your service at the stroke of the mouse or the pad. It can be used either on Windows 3.1 or 95, switching back and forth depending on your computer's capability. The program may obtained by diskettes, compact disc or downloaded from the Internet hompage. We will endeavor to upgrade periodcally as necessity arises.

Keyword

Congenital; Vascular; Malformation; Registry; Program

MeSH Terms

Animals
Classification
Commerce
Compact Disks
Diagnosis
Humans
Internet
Korea
Mice
Stroke