Researchers have found that artificial intelligence aids radiologists in detecting more breast cancer cases in mammograms than traditional methods. This AI-integrated approach not only increased cancer detection by 4% but also reduced reading time by half. Furthermore, AI significantly lowered false positives.
A groundbreaking study led by the University of Nottingham has found that artificial intelligence (AI) performs on par with expert human readers in interpreting challenging mammogram images. The results, recently published in the medical journal Radiology, could have significant implications for the future of breast cancer screening.
Radiology is a branch of medicine which uses various imaging technologies in the diagnosis and the treatment of diseases.
Mammography is an imaging method using low-energy X-rays, particularly for imaging breast tissue. It's very important for early detection of breast cancer.