Showing posts with label disordance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label disordance. Show all posts

Friday, 19 December 2008

Does computer-aided detection have a role in the arbitration of discordant double-reading opinions in a breast-screening programme?

Does computer-aided detection have a role in the arbitration of discordant double-reading opinions in a breast-screening programme?
J.J. James, E.J. Cornford
Clinical Radiology (2009) 64, 46 - 51

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The main effect of CAD acting as an arbitrator of discordant double-reading opinions is to increase
the recall rate, significantly above what is found when arbitration is performed by an independent third reader. Using CAD as an arbitrator may be an option to deal with discordant double-reading opinions when no other method of consensus or arbitration is available