
Ideal computer-aided detection tool combines high sensitivity with low false-positive rates

Ideal computer-aided detection tool combines high sensitivity with low false-positive rates

Minimally invasive CT colonography has been embraced by radiologists and patients alike. As the technique evolves, its use is shifting from specialized academic centers to community hospitals and private practices. That transition is focusing increased attention on reimbursement, clinical efficacy, and interpretation issues. Computer-aided detection for CTC could affect all three.

Published: October 1st 2006 | Updated:

Published: May 1st 2006 | Updated: