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28 March 2013 The value of the craniocaudal mammographic view in breast cancer detection: a preliminary study
Phuong Dung Trieu, Patrick C. Brennan, Warwick Lee, Elaine Ryan, Warren Reed, Mariusz W. Pietrzyk
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Abstract
Our research aims to assess the value of the single cranio-caudal view mammogram in the detection of breast cancer. 129 radiologists were asked to report 60 two-view mammograms of the left and right breasts and 55 radiologists assessed a set of 55 single cranio-caudal views. Participants were asked to search for the presence of any breast lesions and provide confidence scores for their decisions. Results showed that two-view mammograms were more effective in detecting malignant nodules than single cranio-caudal view in terms of sensitivity, localized-sensitivity, ROC and JAFROC. The single cranio-caudal view had a higher specificity as compared to two-view mammography.
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Phuong Dung Trieu, Patrick C. Brennan, Warwick Lee, Elaine Ryan, Warren Reed, and Mariusz W. Pietrzyk "The value of the craniocaudal mammographic view in breast cancer detection: a preliminary study", Proc. SPIE 8673, Medical Imaging 2013: Image Perception, Observer Performance, and Technology Assessment, 86731J (28 March 2013); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2006821
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KEYWORDS
Mammography

Breast

Breast cancer

Cancer

LCDs

Medical imaging

Radiation effects

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