The traditional chest radiograph is still ubiquitous in clinical practice, and will likely remain
so for quite some time. Yet, its interpretation is notoriously difficult. This explains the …

Computer-aided diagnosis (CAD) is rapidly entering the radiology mainstream. It has
already become a part of the routine clinical work for the detection of breast cancer with …

There have been many remarkable advances in conventional thoracic imaging over the past
decade. Perhaps the most remarkable is the rapid conversion from film-based to digital …

High-resolution X-ray computed tomography (CT) imaging is routinely used for clinical
pulmonary applications. Since lung function varies regionally and because pulmonary …

A method, system, and computer program product for automated and semi-automated
measurements of pleural space and/or pleural thickening in thoracic CT images to identify …

PURPOSE: To evaluate whether computer-aided diagnosis can reduce interobserver
variability in the interpretation of mammograms. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Ten …

Chest radiography is the most commonly performed diagnostic X-ray examination. The
radiation dose to the patient for this examination is relatively low but because of its frequent …

Reading chest X-rays is a difficult and challenging task, and is still important despite the
development of powerful imaging techniques such as computed tomography, high …

A temporal subtraction technique has been developed to assist radiologists in the detection
of interval changes on chest radiographs. Although the overall performance of the current …

Medical imaging used to be primarily within the domain of radiology, but with the advent of
virtual pathology slides and telemedicine, imaging technology is expanding in the …