This review looks at a variety of different ways in which computers can be used to assist in
the interpretation of radiological images and in radiological decision-making. The issues …

This article reviews aspects of visual search in relation to computer visual display units.
Theoretical issues such as eye movements in visual search are discussed as well as …

This paper presents a novel method for the segmentation of regions of interest in
mammograms. The algorithm concurrently delineates the boundaries of the breast …

Computer-aided mammographic prompting systems require the reliable detection of a
variety of signs of cancer. In this paper we concentrate on the detection of spiculated lesions …

In mammography the presence of subtle abnormalities such as stellate patterns and
architectual distortions indicates possible malignancy. Radiologists do not always detect …

Mammographic screening programmes generate large numbers of highly variable, complex
images, most of which are unequivocally normal. When present, abnormalities may be small …

A review of the literature has shown that most investigations of head-tracking performance
have used symmetrically shaped targets. This paper identifies a problem in using circular …

Reducing search time for computer menu displays and other visual display unit (VDU) work
has considerable value for potential financial savings. One area which vision scientists can …

A key issues in the introduction and development of appropriate image processing
techniques in mammography is the establishment of the current performance of radiologists …

Computer-aided mammographic prompting systems require the reliable detection of a
variety of signs of cancer. The emphasis of the work described is the correct classification of …