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The aim of SETH is to give end-users specific advice concerning treatm
ent and monitoring of adult drug poisoning. SETH is developed with an
off the shelf expert system shell (KBMS) and runs on a microcomputer.
Technical choices were done according to this analysis, financial cons
iderations and portability. Currently, the database contains 1000 Fren
ch drugs from 75 different toxicological classes. The SETH expert syst
em simulates the expert reasoning, taking into account for each toxico
logical class delay, signs and dose. Two phases of evaluation were per
formed. The experimental implementation of Seth began in April 1992 in
our Poison Control Centre. Since then, 1100 cases inputted by residen
ts were analysed by SETH. The extension of the knowledge base to child
poisoning began in March 1993.