… cancers relative to single-reading [1], [2… breast tomosynthesis, an emerging pseudo-three-dimensional
mammography technology, also referred to as 3D-mammography. Tomosynthesis …

… Relatively small numbers of cancer cases were read by breast clinicians because we had
only two breast clinician readers in our study. Thus, the power to detect a significant difference …

This topical review on digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) is provided with the intent of describing
the state of the art in terms of technology, results from recent clinical studies, advanced …

… We found that that the screen reading time for tomosynthesis was about three times as long
as for standard mammography, and was longer than reported by other authors.13 Although …

… Adopting digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) as a standard of care in breast screening
programmes could improve patient outcomes and clinical workflow due to its reported increase in …

… results in a reading time 1 Schematic of a digital breast tomosynthesis acquisition, showing
a … X-ray source rotating around the compressed breast, acquiring a projection image at each …

… setting that have longer appointment times than screening. This extended time enabled
the physicians to become accustomed to the new images and reading times and allowed the …

… versus full-field digital mammography alone: results of a multi-center multi-reader trial.
Presented at the Radiological Society of North America annual meeting. Chicago (IL), 2007. …

… advantage to reading tomosynthesis images because the breast is imaged in the same
projection as is used for conventional mammography, so a radiologist just learning to read DBT …

… breast tomosynthesis, read and reported in separate reading groups with either stand-alone
digital breast tomosynthesis, or digital breast tomosynthesis … of digital breast tomosynthesis …