AI Versus Human Readers in Medical Scan Diagnosis Review
A new systematic review compares how well artificial intelligence and human readers interpret diagnostic radiology, the medical imaging field. It looks at two things: diagnostic accuracy and operational efficiency. The study appears in Cureus, a medical journal. The review is a summary of earlier studies, so it weighs many results together.
Quick glossaryCureus, systematic review, diagnostic radiology, diagnostic accuracy
- Cureus
- An online, peer-reviewed medical journal publisher, best known for publishing open-access research papers in medicine and health science.
- systematic review
- A careful summary that gathers and compares many earlier studies on one question, following a set method.
- diagnostic radiology
- The branch of medicine that studies pictures of the inside of the body, like X-rays and scans, to find illness.
- diagnostic accuracy
- How often a test or reader gets the right answer about what illness a patient has.
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