Abstract:Given the characteristics of throat diseases, such as an increasing annual incidence, irreversible pathological progression, and a high risk of malignant transformation, an auxiliary diagnosis system for throat diseases was designed. This system employs a reasoning fusion algorithm based on a belief rule base to process and analyze patients" clinical data, determining the type of throat disease according to the belief distribution of throat diseases. A belief rule base auxiliary diagnosis system for throat diseases was developed and integrated, combining throat disease diagnosis assistance, historical diagnosis information review, and user-doctor management. Data verification showed that the system achieves an overall diagnostic accuracy of 92.7%, nearing the level of clinical physicians. It can provide decision support for doctors with limited clinical experience, helping them improve diagnostic accuracy, reduce misdiagnosis risks, and optimize the rational and efficient allocation of medical resources. Consequently, it enables early screening, timely intervention, and standardized treatment of throat diseases, effectively preventing disease deterioration due to delayed diagnosis and improving patient outcomes.