Chest radiography is one of the most basic and fundamental diagnostic tests used in medicine, accounting for 25% of the annual total numbers of diagnostic imaging procedures.
Unfortunately, miss rates for proper interpretation of chest radiographs go as high as 30% even for experts,2-3 leading to increased mortality from treatable diseases.
The interpretive performance of chest radiographs differ significantly between specialists and non-specialists, up to 30%.5-7
Moreover, 10% of chest radiographs are reported to be held back for 30 days until the final report is issued. Only 60% of radiographs are reported by radiologists due to overflowing number of cases to interpret
Improved reading performance. Non-radiology physicians, general radiologists, and even thoracic radiologists can improve their diagnostic accuracy for major chest abnormalities.
The AI generates the location information of detected lesions in the form of heatmaps and outlines.
Read MoreThe AI generates an abnormality score which reflects the AI’s calculation of the actual presence of the detected lesion.
Read MoreThe AI provides a “case report” that summarizes the overall analysis result, narrowed down to each finding.
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