Detecting Low-Conspicuity Mammographic Findings – The Real Added Value of CAD
作者： Isaac Leichter , Richard Lederman , Alexandra Manevitch
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-31271-7_87
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摘要: This study investigates the effectiveness of CAD for low-conspicuity malignant lesions that are subtle and sometimes missed in conventional analysis. 280 malignantcases were retrospectively reviewed by a non-blinded radiologist, who identified 676 findings. A conspicuity score was assigned to each finding on view, 171 findings low conspicuity. sensitivity prototype algorithm (Siemens), high-conspicuity 91.5%. The 67 cases with both views (65.7%) considerably higher than reported similar interpretation (40.2%). For 2688 normal cases, generated 1.24 false marks per case. did not significantly depend breast density, better non-invasive masses younger women. Thus, should be most beneficial avoiding oversight cancers, particularly
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