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Whether support from artificial intelligence (AI) models improves breast screening is a topic of research in national cancer screening programmes and clinical oncology. Three studies now show that AI tools can assist radiologists with evaluating mammograms, substantially reducing workloads and possibly improving screening performance.
The British Journal of Radiology (BJR) has published a collection of articles covering the role of imaging in screening. Imaging is the way diseases are found and treated and the pieces will be of interest to health professionals including nurses, physicians, screening programme managers, radiologists, radiographers and physicists.
The role of imaging in screening special feature: Editorial The role of imaging in screening special feature 91(1090), 20189003 CitationFull TextPDF (38 KB)PDF Plus (39 KB) The role of imaging in screening special feature: Commentaries 91(1090), 20180200 AbstractFull TextReferencesPDF (77 KB)PDF Plus (80 KB) 91(1090), 20170751 AbstractFull TextReferencesPDF (82 KB)PDF Plus (88 KB) 91(1090), 20170451 AbstractFull TextReferencesPDF (74 KB)PDF Plus (74 KB) The role of imaging in screening...
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