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Augmented Radiologist Workflow Improves Report Value and Saves Time: A Potential Model for Implementation of Artificial Intelligence.

Academic radiology
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: Our primary aim was to improve radiology reports by increasing concordance of target lesion measurements with oncology records using radiology preprocessors (RP). Faster notification of incidental actionable findings to refe...

School of Block-Review of Blockchain for the Radiologists.

Academic radiology
Blockchain, the underlying technology for Bitcoin, is a distributed digital ledger technology that enables record verification by many independent parties rather than a centralized authority, therefore making it more difficult to tamper with the data...

The Algorithmic Audit: Working with Vendors to Validate Radiology-AI Algorithms-How We Do It.

Academic radiology
There is a plethora of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools that are being developed around the world aiming at either speeding up or improving the accuracy of radiologists. It is essential for radiologists to work with the developers of such algorithm...

Artificial Intelligence in Radiology: Some Ethical Considerations for Radiologists and Algorithm Developers.

Academic radiology
As artificial intelligence (AI) is finding its place in radiology, it is important to consider how to guide the research and clinical implementation in a way that will be most beneficial to patients. Although there are multiple aspects of this issue,...

[Artificial intelligence : A helpful tool for radiologists?].

Der Radiologe
Artificial intelligence (AI) is not intelligent in the human meaning-AI works on the basis of algorithms created by humans and the results of AI are based on real-world data. AI is regulated by all legal frameworks that also apply in other scenarios,...

Can a Machine Learn from Radiologists' Visual Search Behaviour and Their Interpretation of Mammograms-a Deep-Learning Study.

Journal of digital imaging
Visual search behaviour and the interpretation of mammograms have been studied for errors in breast cancer detection. We aim to ascertain whether machine-learning models can learn about radiologists' attentional level and the interpretation of mammog...

Artificial Intelligence and Clinical Decision Support for Radiologists and Referring Providers.

Journal of the American College of Radiology : JACR
Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI) are providing an opportunity to enhance existing clinical decision support (CDS) tools to improve patient safety and drive value-based imaging. We discuss the advantages and potential applications that ...