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Article AI INFORM Trial (SCCT 2026)
10 minutes de lecture
Article AI vs. Expert CAC Agreement (SCCT 2026)
10 minutes de lecture
Article Real-World Comparison of AI Models for Vertebral Fracture Detection
Article SCCT: Assessing the Impact of AI Detection of Coronary Plaque on Chest CT Scans and Notification of Treating Physicians
Article Forbes Article: Why Healthcare Innovation Is Only As Useful As Deployment
Conference Abstract FR SCCT 2026: AI Detection of Incidental Coronary Artery Calcium to Enhance Cardiovascular Disease Prevention: The AI INFORM Trial
Conference Abstract FR SCCT 2026: Agreement Between AI-Detected Coronary Artery Calcium & Expert Visual Assessment: A Multi-Site Analysis
Conference Abstract FR Applications of Digital Tomosynthesis in the Musculoskeletal System
DTS basically splits the radiographs into layers resulting in anatomical structures and abnormalities not obscured by other structures
This leads to
-Improved visualization of bones joints (especially wrist and hand, foot)
-Increased sensitivity of occult fracture diagnosis
-Improved visualization of different types of lesions
-Improved imaging in patients with metal, casts, splint and bracing
-Better localization of lesions
-Less dependency on position
-Elimination of pseudo-fractures created by superimposition of structures
Article Beyond Chest X-Ray: Revealing Hidden Pulmonary Pathology with Digital Tomosynthesis (DTS)
Conference Abstract FR Real world comparison between the HealthVCF and HealthOST AI models for detection of vertebral fractures from existing CT scans
Conference Abstract FR Artificial Intelligence Vs Human Interpretation For Opportunistic Detection Of Vertebral Fractures In Routine Ct Imaging: Results Of A 2-Months Pilot Study
Conference Abstract FR