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Mammography screening using independent double reading with consensus: is there a potential benefit for computer-aided detection?
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CAD may have the potential to increase cancer detection by up to 16%, and to reduce the number of interval cancers byUp to 20% in SFM and FFDM screening programs using independent double reading with consensus review.Abstract:
BackgroundDouble reading improves the cancer detection rate in mammography screening. Single reading with computer-aided detection (CAD) has been considered to be an alternative to double reading. Little is known about the potential benefit of CAD in breast cancer screening with double reading.PurposeTo compare prospective independent double reading of screen-film (SFM) and full-field digital (FFDM) mammography in population-based screening with retrospective standalone CAD performance on the baseline mammograms of the screen-detected cancers and subsequent cancers diagnosed during the follow-up period.Material and MethodsThe study had ethics committee approval. A 5-point rating scale for probability of cancer was used for 23,923 (SFM = 16,983; FFDM = 6940) screening mammograms. Of 208 evaluable cancers, 104 were screen-detected and 104 were subsequent (44 interval and 60 next screening round) cancers. Baseline mammograms of subsequent cancers were retrospectively classified in consensus without informati...read more
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The efficacy of using computer-aided detection (CAD) for detection of breast cancer in mammography screening: a systematic review.
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Screening mammography with computer-aided detection: prospective study of 12,860 patients in a community breast center.
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Potential contribution of computer-aided detection to the sensitivity of screening mammography.
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TL;DR: Independent double reading does significantly increase sensitivity of mammography screening and, specifically, the effect on breast cancer detection.
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