This study describes the extent of agreement in classification of chest radiographs using the
International Labor Organization (ILO) classification among six readers from the United …

We investigated interobserver variation between three physician readers in the independent
classification of chest radiographs from 1771 taconite workers for pneumoconiosis. We …

The reliability and precision that experienced readers can achieve in the categorization of
chest radiographs with demonstrable coal workers pneumoconiosis were investigated and …

Although there are published data concerning reader variability in the assessment of
parenchymal pneumoconiotic changes using the ILO Classification of Radiographs, nothing …

Computer programs for measuring simple pneumoconiosis in radiographs are described
and assessed. The 36 films studied had been read by 11 skilled human observers and …

Three experienced physician readers assessed the chest radiographs of 743 men from a
coal mining community in West Virginia for the signs of simple pneumoconiosis, using the …

The International Labour Organisation (ILO) classification of radiographs of
pneumoconioses was developed to limit variation in classification of parenchymal …

The intranational and international observer variation in categorizing chest radiographs for
coal-worker's pneumoconiosis in a group of American and British physicians was quantified …

Two chest radiographs of each of 687 coal-face workers, obtained during two surveys two
and a half years apart at eight pits in South Wales, have been assessed according to their …

Variability between readers in the evaluation of the radiographic appearances of
pneumoconiosis has been investigated by several authors.'To reduce inter and intrareader …