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This blog aims at bringing educational and critical perspectives on AI to readers. It should help imaging professionals to learn and keep up to date with the technologies being developed in this rapidly evolving field.

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Using AI analytics as imaging biomarkers to predict invasive upgrade of ductal carcinoma in situ

Insights into Imaging November 2024

This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of AI-based computer-aided detection/diagnosis (AI-CAD) scores in predicting invasive upgrade in ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) diagnosed on percutaneous biopsy. The authors included 440 DCIS cases from 420 women diagnosed via percutaneous biopsy between 2015 and 2019. The results of the study showed that 26.6% of DCIS cases were upgraded to invasive cancer.

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How do AI markings on screening mammograms correspond to cancer location?

European Radiology September 2024

This retrospective study compared the location of artificial intelligence (AI) markings on screening mammograms with cancer location on diagnostic mammograms and found that the AI markings corresponded to cancer location for all screen-detected cancers and 78% of the interval cancers with a high AI score. Key points: Article: How do AI markings on screening mammograms correspond to cancer location? An

Read More →

AI exhibits high sensitivity and specificity in breast cancer screening program

Erkin Aribal August 2024

Our recent study analyzed a subset of 5,136 mammograms, due to data constraints, from a decade-long screening program (five rounds) involving over 22,000 mammograms from around 9,000 women. Our objective was to evaluate the AI’s detection capabilities and assess various reading scenarios combining AI with human reading. The results highlighted the AI system’s performance with an AUC of 90%. However,

Read More →

Implementing AI in breast imaging: challenges to turn the gadget into gain

Katja Pinker March 2024

In healthcare, the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly gaining momentum with breast imaging being no exception, or rather a poster child case. Numerous clinical indications intuitively lend themselves to AI enhancement. While the adoption of broad AI in clinical breast imaging practice has been more or less a silent revolution – it is already widely used for invite

Read More →

Differentiating lesions presenting as calcifications with AI

European Radiology October 2022

The authors of this study aimed to evaluate how artificial intelligence computer-aided detection (AI-CAD) differentiates lesions presenting as calcifications, subsequently comparing its performance to that of an experienced breast radiologist. The authors discovered that AI-CAD showed similar diagnostic performances to the radiologists regarding calcifications detected in mammography. Key points Among calcifications with same morphology or BI-RADS assessment, those with positive

Read More →

Possible strategies for use of AI in screen-reading of mammograms

Marthe Larsen August 2022

After publishing the overall performance results of an AI system in Radiology (Artificial Intelligence Evaluation of 122,969 Mammography Examinations from a Population-based Screening Program), we explored different possible strategies for using AI in the screen-reading of mammograms. We presented estimated cancer detection rates for 11 different possible ways of implementing AI mammography screening. However, with different thresholds for selecting cases

Read More →

Impact of artificial intelligence support on accuracy and reading time in breast tomosynthesis image interpretation: a multi-reader multi-case study

European Radiology November 2021

In this multi-reader, multi-case study, the authors aimed to investigate whether an artificial intelligence (AI) support system could help to increase the accuracy of breast radiologists reading wide-angle digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT). The study was performed using 240 bilateral DBT exams, with the exams interpreted by 18 radiologists with and without AI support. The authors found that the radiologists improved

Read More →

The promising possibility of using AI in mammography screening

Kristina Lång March 2021

In two recent publications in European Radiology, we have addressed two, of several, challenges with mammography screening. Firstly, the vast majority of screen exams are normal, which is resource-demanding, especially in the double-reading setting; and secondly, we miss cancer that can be particularly aggressive, later appearing as interval cancer. To understand if artificial intelligence (AI) can identify normal exams, we

Read More →

Artificial Intelligence to Help Radiologists in the Early Detection of Breast Cancer with Mammography and Breast Tomosynthesis

ESR December 2020

During the COVID-19 pandemic, routine breast cancer screening is largely being put on hold in many countries. Although it is not directly related, Sars-CoV-2 will have an effect on breast cancer screening and care. Having a closer look to Germany for instance, letters inviting women to screening were suspended until April, 30th.* The enormous decline in breast cancer screening is

Read More →

AI in Risk-Based Breast Screening

ESR November 2020

Artificial intelligence tools and technology are becoming more ingrained in the radiological discipline, but only recently in breast imaging, more specifically mammography and breast screening. Dr. Ritse Mann discussed with us the impact that AI is having on breast screening techniques and workflow, the current role it plays in hospitals and as an assistant to radiologists, and its future in

Read More →

Using AI analytics as imaging biomarkers to predict invasive upgrade of ductal carcinoma in situ

Insights into Imaging November 2024

This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of AI-based computer-aided detection/diagnosis (AI-CAD) scores in predicting invasive upgrade in ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) diagnosed on percutaneous biopsy. The authors included 440 DCIS cases from 420 women diagnosed via percutaneous biopsy between 2015 and 2019. The results of the study showed that 26.6% of DCIS cases were upgraded to invasive cancer.

Read More →

How do AI markings on screening mammograms correspond to cancer location?

European Radiology September 2024

This retrospective study compared the location of artificial intelligence (AI) markings on screening mammograms with cancer location on diagnostic mammograms and found that the AI markings corresponded to cancer location for all screen-detected cancers and 78% of the interval cancers with a high AI score. Key points: Article: How do AI markings on screening mammograms correspond to cancer location? An

Read More →

AI exhibits high sensitivity and specificity in breast cancer screening program

Erkin Aribal August 2024

Our recent study analyzed a subset of 5,136 mammograms, due to data constraints, from a decade-long screening program (five rounds) involving over 22,000 mammograms from around 9,000 women. Our objective was to evaluate the AI’s detection capabilities and assess various reading scenarios combining AI with human reading. The results highlighted the AI system’s performance with an AUC of 90%. However,

Read More →

Implementing AI in breast imaging: challenges to turn the gadget into gain

Katja Pinker March 2024

In healthcare, the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly gaining momentum with breast imaging being no exception, or rather a poster child case. Numerous clinical indications intuitively lend themselves to AI enhancement. While the adoption of broad AI in clinical breast imaging practice has been more or less a silent revolution – it is already widely used for invite

Read More →

Differentiating lesions presenting as calcifications with AI

European Radiology October 2022

The authors of this study aimed to evaluate how artificial intelligence computer-aided detection (AI-CAD) differentiates lesions presenting as calcifications, subsequently comparing its performance to that of an experienced breast radiologist. The authors discovered that AI-CAD showed similar diagnostic performances to the radiologists regarding calcifications detected in mammography. Key points Among calcifications with same morphology or BI-RADS assessment, those with positive

Read More →

Possible strategies for use of AI in screen-reading of mammograms

Marthe Larsen August 2022

After publishing the overall performance results of an AI system in Radiology (Artificial Intelligence Evaluation of 122,969 Mammography Examinations from a Population-based Screening Program), we explored different possible strategies for using AI in the screen-reading of mammograms. We presented estimated cancer detection rates for 11 different possible ways of implementing AI mammography screening. However, with different thresholds for selecting cases

Read More →

Impact of artificial intelligence support on accuracy and reading time in breast tomosynthesis image interpretation: a multi-reader multi-case study

European Radiology November 2021

In this multi-reader, multi-case study, the authors aimed to investigate whether an artificial intelligence (AI) support system could help to increase the accuracy of breast radiologists reading wide-angle digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT). The study was performed using 240 bilateral DBT exams, with the exams interpreted by 18 radiologists with and without AI support. The authors found that the radiologists improved

Read More →

The promising possibility of using AI in mammography screening

Kristina Lång March 2021

In two recent publications in European Radiology, we have addressed two, of several, challenges with mammography screening. Firstly, the vast majority of screen exams are normal, which is resource-demanding, especially in the double-reading setting; and secondly, we miss cancer that can be particularly aggressive, later appearing as interval cancer. To understand if artificial intelligence (AI) can identify normal exams, we

Read More →

Artificial Intelligence to Help Radiologists in the Early Detection of Breast Cancer with Mammography and Breast Tomosynthesis

ESR December 2020

During the COVID-19 pandemic, routine breast cancer screening is largely being put on hold in many countries. Although it is not directly related, Sars-CoV-2 will have an effect on breast cancer screening and care. Having a closer look to Germany for instance, letters inviting women to screening were suspended until April, 30th.* The enormous decline in breast cancer screening is

Read More →

AI in Risk-Based Breast Screening

ESR November 2020

Artificial intelligence tools and technology are becoming more ingrained in the radiological discipline, but only recently in breast imaging, more specifically mammography and breast screening. Dr. Ritse Mann discussed with us the impact that AI is having on breast screening techniques and workflow, the current role it plays in hospitals and as an assistant to radiologists, and its future in

Read More →

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