2019
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-00665-5_3
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A Survey of Medical Imaging, Storage and Transfer Techniques

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“…(Reiner et al 2005) As CNN increases its applicability and importance in the medical imaging domain, radiology workflows that enable AI models to access medical data are critically important. (Reiner et al 2005, Meenatchi Aparna & Shanmugavadivu 2018 Our design avoids the limitation of usability in the real world by adapting to radiology workflow and adhering to industry norms and standards. Although we did not evaluate the added value of the CADe to the diagnostic performance of radiologists, given the results of previous studies in which radiologists' diagnostic performance improved with deep learning algorithms, we believe that this algorithm can improve radiologists' performance even in largescale population screening.…”
Section: Out-of-distribution Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(Reiner et al 2005) As CNN increases its applicability and importance in the medical imaging domain, radiology workflows that enable AI models to access medical data are critically important. (Reiner et al 2005, Meenatchi Aparna & Shanmugavadivu 2018 Our design avoids the limitation of usability in the real world by adapting to radiology workflow and adhering to industry norms and standards. Although we did not evaluate the added value of the CADe to the diagnostic performance of radiologists, given the results of previous studies in which radiologists' diagnostic performance improved with deep learning algorithms, we believe that this algorithm can improve radiologists' performance even in largescale population screening.…”
Section: Out-of-distribution Detectionmentioning
confidence: 99%