64 research outputs found
Presenting a simplified assistant tool for breast cancer diagnosis in mammography to radiologists
This paper proposes a method to simplify a computational model from logistic regression for clinical use without computer. The model was built using human interpreted featrues including some BI-RADS standardized features for diagnosing the malignant masses. It was compared with the diagnosis using only assessment categorization from BI-RADS. The research aims at assisting radiologists to diagnose the malignancy of breast cancer in a way without using automated computer aided diagnosis system
Computer-aided detection in full-field digital mammography in a clinical population: performance of radiologist and technologists
From the RSNA refresher courses. Freehand interventional sonography in the breast: basic principles and clinical applications
Regression of breast cancer in four patients treated with tamoxifen: mammographic features.
Comparing search strategy in breast tomosynthesis and 2D mammogram: an eye tracking study
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