Search results for: RADIOLOGY REPORTS

• Scientific Reports

  Journals

  ISSN: 2045-2322

• Information Extraction from Polish Radiology Reports using Language Models

  Publication

  • A. Obuchowski
  • B. Klaudel
  • P. Jasik

  - Year 2023

  Radiology reports are vital elements of directing patient care. They are usually delivered in free text form, which makes them prone to errors, such as omission in reporting radiological findings and using difficult-to-comprehend mental shortcuts. Although structured reporting is the recommended method, its adoption continues to be limited. Radiologists find structured reports too limiting and burdensome. In this paper, we propose...

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• Current Radiology Reports

  Journals

  eISSN: 2167-4825

• Radiology Case Reports

  Journals

  ISSN: 1930-0433

• Journal of Radiology Case Reports

  Journals

  ISSN: 1943-0922

• Case Reports in Cardiology

  Journals

  ISSN: 2090-6404 , eISSN: 2090-6412

• Research Reports in Clinical Cardiology

  Journals

  ISSN: 1179-8475

• Using Eye-tracking to get information on the skills acquisition by the radiology residents

  Publication

  • T. Kocejko
  • A. Poliński
  • A. Bujnowski
  • M. Kaczmarek
  • J. Rumiński
  • A. Z. Nowakowski
  • J. Wtorek
  • T. Gorycki

  - Year 2019

  This paper describes the possibility of monitoring the progress of knowledge and skills acquisition by the students of radiology. It is achieved by an analysis of a visual attention distribution patterns during image-based tasks solving. The concept is to use the eye-tracking data to recognize the way how the radiographic images are read by recognized experts, radiography residents involved in the training program, and untrained...

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• RADIOLOGY

  Journals

  ISSN: 0033-8419

• Integracja systemów diagnostycznych w radiologii.

  Publication

  • J. Rumiński
  • A. Bujanowski
  • W. Grabowski

  - Year 2003

  Elektroniczne wytwarzanie, składowanie oraz prezentacja danych medycznych staje się coraz częściej koniecznością dyktowaną zarówno aspektami jakości i bezpieczeństwa jak i warunkami ekonomicznymi. W artykule omówiono wymagania oraz proces integracji systemów diagnostycznych (PACS) i prezentacyjnych w radiologii. Rozpatrzono przykładowe studium przypadku dla Zakładu Radiologii AMG w Gdańsku.