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This is an editorial accompanying the following article: Deep Learning Reconstruction for Accelerated Spine MRI: Prospective Analysis of Interchangeability https://t.co/scTDiPcxGL
Almansour et al developed a deep learning–based MRI turbo spin-echo (TSE) method that was interchangeable with standard TSE for detecting spine abnormalities while resulting in a 70% reduction in examination time. @HalmansourMD@AfatDr@MedTuebingen https://t.co/tFZnHcA0aW
Deep learning for early detection of metastatic cord compression on staging CT. We need to help body radiologists pick up these lesions. Many thanks to all my coauthors including @AndrewMakmur, @DesmondLimSW
Eight radiologists who retrospectively reviewed lumbar spine MRI studies with the assistance of deep learning had a reduced interpretation time of lumbar spinal stenosis per study compared with unassisted radiologists. @JimTPDHallinan@AndrewMakmur https://t.co/CJTynW3TDx
In this targeted editorial, Dr Hayashi of @StonyBrookMed discusses the need for multi-task deep learning tools for clinical practice and current applications. https://t.co/xZtpfNCuGa
Excited to share our paper in the latest issue of Radiology! https://t.co/pcy6mjzwaq
Lower back pain due to lumbar spinal stenosis is a major reason for seeking medical care and a major part of radiologists’ workload (very repetitive and monotonous).
Radiologists who were assisted by our deep learning model for the lumbar spinal stenosis on MRI scans showed a marked reduction in reporting time and superior or equivalent interobserver agreement for all stenosis gradings compared with radiologists who were unassisted.