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Radiology incorporating AI, computational intelligence, and radiologists’ domain intelligence: Pubrica.com

In the mainstream of radiology, Computer-aided diagnosis (CAD) is a rapidly accessing technique used in clinical work with along with AI in radiology. Since, two decades CAD system was put in clinical practice in radiology to diagnose prostate, breast, lung and colon cancer. To interpret the image diagnosis, the radiologist uses computer output as a u201csecond opinionu201d and obtains assistance for accurate detection. When you order our services, we promise you the following u2013 Plagiarism free, always on Time, outstanding customer support, written to Standard, Unlimited Revisions support and High-quality Subject Matter Experts.<br>Learn more : https://bit.ly/32mSiG9<br>Contact us :<br>Web: https://pubrica.com/<br>Blog: https://pubrica.com/academy/<br>Email: sales@pubrica.com<br>WhatsApp : 91 9884350006<br>United Kingdom : 44-1143520021<br>

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Radiology incorporating AI, computational intelligence, and radiologists’ domain intelligence: Pubrica.com

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  1. RADIOLOGY INCORPORATING AI, COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE ANDRADIOLOGISTS’ DOMAIN INTELLIGENCE An Academic presentationby Dr. Nancy Agens, Head, Technical Operations, Pubrica Group: www.pubrica.com Email:sales@pubrica.com

  2. Today'sDiscussion Outline ofTopics In brief Introduction Medical Technology Artificial Intelligence Computer-Aided Diagnosis (CAD) Conclusion FutureScopes

  3. InBrief Radiology is a branch of medicine that practices image technology to diagnose and treat various diseases. Diagnostic radiology and interventional radiology which helps the radiologists to understand the in-depth severity of the disease. Diagnostic radiology includes computed tomography (CT), mammography, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and magnetic resonance angiography (MRA), X-ray, ultrasound, positron emission tomography, nuclear medicine scans, fluoroscopy. It helps in diagnosing different types of diseases such as colon cancer, heart diseases, breast cancer, diagnose angiography, bone scan, thallium cardiac stress test, thyroid scan, chestX-ray.

  4. Introduction An interventional radiologist uses the diagnosed reports as the base to treat the disease in any part of the affect body site through the usage of wires, catheters and other micro- instruments to allow a minute incision into thebody. This procedure used often to treat fibroids in the uterus, liver problems, cancers or tumours treatments using chemoembolization or Y-90 radio embolization and ablation with radiofrequency, microwave ablation, cry ablation, kidney problemsetc.

  5. MedicalTechnology As time progresses, medical technology advances year by year and resolves most of the mysterious diseases through advanced diagnosticprocedures. Modern medical technology has occupied its significant position in almost all the diagnostic world, for example implementing artificial intelligence (AI), computational intelligence and domainintelligence.

  6. ArtificialIntelligence Artificial intelligenceis rapidly progressing in medicine, particularly inradiology. It was performed based on performing tasks on computer systems that involve human intelligence such as decision making, visual perception, language translating and speechrecognition. More accurate and reproducible radiology assessments as done when AI integrated into the clinical workflow as a tool to assistphysicians. In mammography screening AI technically diagnose and interprets the presence of breast cancer by identifying microcalcifications.

  7. Computer-Aided Diagnosis(CAD) Computer-aided diagnosis (CAD) is a rapidly accessing technique used in clinical work with along with AI inradiology. The incorporation of computational intelligence or algorithm usually comprises of incredible stages like the classification of data using Artificial Neural Networks (ANN), image feature analysis and imageprocessing. Temporal subtraction, an element of CAD which has been applied for enhancing interval changes and for suppressing stable structures between 2 successive radiologicimages. CAD focuses on picture archiving and communicationsystems and will become a standard of care for diagnostic examinations in daily clinicalwork.

  8. Conclusion AI enables radiologists to take advantage of machine learning (ML) andAI. In the present prototype, radiologists have the potential to become a foundation of precision health care and further increase theirvalue. AI’s ability to quantify outcome may provide the bridge between mere visualizationand precisionmedicine. This technique will free up radiologists to become more productive and to focus on the parts of radiology that humans dobest.

  9. FutureScopes Finally, look for AI that interacts with all clinical data, to expand radiologists’diagnostic and clinicalroles. Hence, radiologists should actively pursue AI that augments, and not just automates, what theydo. AI products should empower radiologists to provide more value, moreefficiently. The research for developing AI that improves the efficiency of radiology and gains more value from currentexaminations.

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