… Routine chest x-rays (CXRs) ordered on thoracic surgery inpatients are common, costly,
and of unclear clinical utility. We sought to investigate CXR ordering practices and their impact …

… The large volume and suboptimal image quality of portable chest X-rays (CXRs) as a result
… the potential to help improve diagnostic efficiency and accuracy for reading portable CXRs. …

… Portable chest X-rays (PCXRs) are widely used in hospitals across the country not only for
patients too sick to stand or be transferred to the radiology department, but also for routine …

… In many departments, chest X-rays still constitute nearly half of the work load and will be part
… Modern-day chest X-rays are taken at 140 kV and present a ‘greyish’, but far more optimal …

… portable chest X-rays. Another interesting future work would consist in the so-called “deep
feature analysis”, which would allow to study the common features learned by the network in …

… Among the 8533 patients, 15,620 chest X-rays with clearly marked pleural effusion severity
were obtained (no effusion, 5685; small effusion, 4877; moderate effusion, 3657; and large …

… early phase of the disease, CXRs and chest CTs are currently not recommended for … chest
CT in preventing transmission, since transportation of patients can be minimized with portable …

… Pneumothorax is typically detected on chest X-ray… X-rays with pneumothorax may reduce
time to treatment. Our objective was to create a large human-annotated dataset of chest X-rays …

… For example, the quality factor for γ rays and x-rays is 1; for α particles and protons, it is 20.
Rem is a unit used to determine radiation protection. The ISU for dose equivalent is sievert (Sv…

… CAD solutions can operate with portable or ultraportable X-ray machines, as well as …
workload and deliver high image quality, portable and ultraportable systems have the advantage …