  Clinicians are expected to have up-to-date and broad knowledge of disease
treatment options for a patient. Online health knowledge resources contain a
wealth of information. However, because of the time investment needed to
disseminate and rank pertinent information, there is a need to summarize the
information in a more concise format. Our aim of the study is to provide
clinicians with a concise overview of popular treatments for a given disease
using information automatically computed from Medline abstracts. We analyzed
the treatments of two disorders - Atrial Fibrillation and Congestive Heart
Failure. We calculated the precision, recall, and f-scores of our two ranking
methods to measure the accuracy of the results. For Atrial Fibrillation
disorder, maximum f-score for the New Treatments weighing method is 0.611,
which occurs at 60 treatments. For Congestive Heart Failure disorder, maximum
f-score for the New Treatments weighing method is 0.503, which occurs at 80
treatments.
