Early diagnosis of breast cancer is highly dependent on quality breast imaging and precise
image interpretation. The BREAST programme is an innovative strategy for reader …

High quality breast imaging and accurate image assessment are critical to the early
diagnoses, treatment and management of women with breast cancer. Breast Screen Reader …

Despite the innovations in breast imaging technology, the miss rates of breast cancers at
mammography screening have remained stable, ranging from 10-30% per year. While many …

Millions of women undergo screening mammography regularly with the hope of detecting
breast cancer at an earlier and more curable stage. But the ability of such screening to …

In 2011, a research team at the University of Sydney showed that 44% of lesions for women
of all ages were missed by 116 Australian and New Zealand breast imaging readers, 6 and …

A methodology for adjusting mammographic images taken on a given imaging system to
simulate their appearance if taken on a different system for use in observer studies is …

In this study, we examine the various medical imaging methods that were used to identify
breast cancer. We analyse the efficacy, benefits, and drawbacks of each technique for …

Breast screening in the UK has been implemented for over 20 years and annually nearly two
million women are now screened with an estimated 1,400 lives saved. Nationally, some 700 …

Background The Personal Performance in Mammographic Screening (PERFORMS) scheme
is used to assess reader performance. Whether this scheme can assess the performance of …

Breast cancer is the most common cancer among females worldwide and large volumes of
breast images are produced and interpreted annually. As long as radiologists interpret these …