… Validation of deep learning models should separately consider bedside chest radiographs
(… of clinically relevant abnormalities in bedside CXRs, using reference standards established …

… chest radiograph, due to its higher sensitivity. To the best of our knowledge, there are no
studies on X-ray … This study aims to explore the impact of systematic early review of chest X-ray …

… The bedside chest x-ray (CXR) is an indispensible diagnostic … In addition, bedside CXRs
are an irreplaceable tool with which … Although the image quality is often limited, bedside CXRs …

Bedside chest X-rays (CXR) for catheter position control may add up to a considerable
radiation dose for patients in the intensive care unit (ICU). In this study, image quality and dose …

Bedside chest radiography is one of the most frequently performed radiologic examinations,
yet it is the examination with the most variation in image quality. The need to improve the …

… -computed tomography prior or within 24 h of a conventional bedside chest X-ray. Exclusion
criterion was manipulation of the devices between the conventional chest X-ray and CT. The …

… for bedside chest DTS. In the presented simulations of ICU patients, portable DTS improved
the detection of abnormalities in the bedside CXR. Whereas the clinical use of chest DTS for …

… chest X-ray in the ED because it can be used bedside, has high accuracy, and minimal cost.
… may replace the chest X-ray in such conditions because it can be used bedside and has …

… drastically with a high burden of non-enhanced chest CTs. A large number of articles is now
… of chest-x-ray in patient follow-up. We describe identification and follow-up by bedside chest …

… Bedside chest X-ray (CXR) is still considered the standard of … Bedside sonography has
become essential in the ICU for … use of routine CXR and chest CT scans, without affecting patient …