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Artificial intelligence-assisted double reading of chest radiographs to detect clinically relevant missed findings: a two-centre evaluation
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Abstract
• A commercially available double reading system supported by artificial intelligence was evaluated to detect reporting errors in chest radiographs (n=25,104) from two institutions. • Clinically relevant missed findings were found in 0.1% of chest radiographs and consisted of unreported lung nodules, pneumothoraces and consolidations. • Applying AI software as a secondary reader after report authorisation can assist in reducing diagnostic errors without interrupting the radiologist's reading workflow. However, the number of AI-detected discrepancies was considerable and required review by a radiologist to assess their relevance.
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