Changes in adolescent intervertebral discs, end plates and bone marrow of lumbar spine in idiopathic thoracic scoliosis an mri based study by Kassim, Ahmad Fauzey

“…MRI films were obtained from the online database system and analyzed by a radiologist, looking for the changes mentioned before. …”
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Lumbar spinal stenosis: the reliability, sensitivity and specificity of the nerve root sedimentation sign by Azizan, Asrul Fahmi

“…Two observers which were a radiologist and an orthopaedic surgeon were assigned to independently elicit the sign. …”
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Evaluation of clinical outcome post lower limb angioplasty in peripheral arterial disease patient by Chin, Leong Yung

“…All lower limb angioplasty was performed by an interventional radiologist and the angiogram result prior to angioplasty was validated. …”
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Assessing regional left ventricular thickening dysfunction and dyssynchrony via personalized modeling and 3D wall thickness measurements for acute myocardial infarction by Khalid, Amirah, Lim, Einly, Chan, Bee Ting, Abdul Aziz, Yang Faridah, Chee, Kok Han, Yap, Hwa Jen, Liew, Yih Miin

“…Assessment: Quantitative thickening measurements across all cardiac phases were correlated and validated against clinical evaluation of infarct transmurality by an experienced cardiac radiologist based on the American Heart Association (AHA) 17-segment model. …”

Requirements for the detection of atherosclerosis lesions in carotid arteries with SPECT by Bélanger, Marie-José, 1967-

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Post-imaging colorectal cancer or interval cancer rates after CT colonography: a systematic review and meta-analysis by Obaro, AE, Plumb, AA, Fanshawe, TR, Torres, US, Baldwin-Cleland, R, Taylor, SA, Halligan, S, Burling, DN

“…Since most post-imaging colorectal cancers arise from perceptual errors, radiologist training and quality assurance could help to reduce post-imaging colorectal cancer rates.…”

Synthesisation of diverse and photorealistic lung images for lung diseases recognition using deep learning techniques by Lee Kin Wai

“…Visual examination of the synthetic images also indicates excellent perceptual image quality and realism, where synthetic radiographic features of GGO achieve consistency with real COVID-19 CT images examined by an experienced radiologist. Furthermore, the effectiveness of the proposed sRD-GAN is also validated on Community-Acquired Pneumonia (CAP) CT images and COVID-19 X-Ray images, which achieved comparable performances with COVID-19 CT images. …”
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Limitation of mobile head CT scanner (ceretom) image quality in a neurosurgery center by Abdullah@ Yong, Ariz Chong@Chong Chee

“…Three observers (2 neurosurgeons and 1 radiologist) evaluated independently the CT brain images acquired on standard fixed CT scanner within 48 hours apart with the CereTom. …”
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Whom to treat? The contribution of vertebral X-rays to risk-based algorithms for fracture prediction. Results from the European Prospective Osteoporosis Study. by Kaptoge, S, Armbrecht, G, Felsenberg, D, Lunt, M, Weber, K, Boonen, S, Jajic, I, Stepan, J, Banzer, D, Reisinger, W, Janott, J, Kragl, G, Scheidt-Nave, C, Felsch, B, Matthis, C, Raspe, H, Lyritis, G, Póor, G, Nuti, R, Miazgowski, T, Hoszowski, K, Armas, J, Vaz, A, Benevolenskaya, L, Masaryk, P

“…These were evaluated by an experienced radiologist. The risk of a new (incident) vertebral fracture was modelled as a function of age, number of prevalent vertebral fractures, height loss, sex and other fracture history reported by the subject, including limb fractures occurring between X-rays. …”

Association between non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and cardiovascular Disease (CVD) risk categories among adult patients attending UiTM Primary Care Clinics / Hayatul Na... by Miptah, Hayatul Najaa

“…Abdominal ultrasound was performed and diagnosis of NAFLD was made using a standardised criteria by a radiologist.. The 10-year CVD risk for each participant was calculated using the general Framingham Risk Score (FRS) calculator for use in primary care. …”
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Dynamic rule refinement strategy of associative classifier for effective mammographic image classification by Abubacker, Nirase Fathima

“…Computer-aided diagnosis (CADx) has gained significant attention in helping radiologists in the interpretation of mammograms to assist in diagnostic decisionmaking. …”
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When should the doctor order a spine X-ray? Identifying vertebral fractures for osteoporosis care: results from the European Prospective Osteoporosis Study (EPOS). by Kaptoge, S, Armbrecht, G, Felsenberg, D, Lunt, M, O'Neill, T, Silman, A, Reeve, J

“…Prevalent fractures were qualitatively diagnosed by an experienced radiologist. Fracture risk was modeled as a function of age, statural height loss since age 25, gender, and fracture history including limb fractures in the last 3 years using negative binomial regression. …”

The association study between mri and percutaneous transpedicular biopsy (hpe) findings in vertebral lesions by Sidik, Che Kob

“…The MRI findings of each cases reported by radiologist were reviewed to get radiological diagnosis. …”
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Clinical radiology / [mikrofilem] by Royal College of Radiologists (Great Britain)

Eliciting a terminology for mammographic calcifications. by Alberdi, E, Taylor, P, Lee, R, Fox, J, Todd-Pokropek, A

“…METHODS: In Study 1, eleven radiologists were asked to 'think out loud' as they interpreted 20 sets of calcifications. …”

The presence of radiological features on chest radiographs: how well do clinicians agree? by Edwards, M, Lawson, Z, Morris, S, Evans, A, Harrison, S, Isaac, R, Crocker, J, Powell, C

“… AIM: To compare levels of agreement amongst paediatric clinicians with those amongst consultant paediatric radiologists when interpreting chest radiographs (CXRs). …”

CT colonography interpretation times: effect of reader experience, fatigue, and scan findings in a multi-centre setting. by Burling, D, Halligan, S, Altman, D, Atkin, W, Bartram, C, Fenlon, H, Laghi, A, Stoker, J, Taylor, S, Frost, R, Dessey, G, De Villiers, M, Florie, J, Foley, S, Honeyfield, L, Iannaccone, R, Gallo, T, Kay, C, Lefere, P, Lowe, A, Mangiapane, F, Marrannes, J, Neri, E, Nieddu, G, Nicholson, D

“…Our purpose was to assess the effect of reader experience, fatigue, and scan findings on interpretation time for CT colonography. Nine radiologists (experienced in CT colonography); nine radiologists and ten technicians (both groups trained using 50 validated examinations) read 40 cases (50% abnormal) under controlled conditions. …”

Miracle of imaging: the truth is out there! by Hassan, Radhiana, Abd. Aziz, Azian, Mohd Yusof, Mubarak, Mohd Ralib, Ahmad Rashid, Sa'at@Yusof, Azlin, Che Mohamed, Siti Kamariah

“…Conclusion Thorough history and good clinical assessment can guide radiologists in the analysis and interpretation of the radiological images in most patients. …”
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Clinical radiology by Royal College of Radiology (Great Britain)

A computer-aided algorithm to quantitatively predict lymph node status on MRI in rectal cancer. by Tse, D, Joshi, N, Anderson, E, Brady, M, Gleeson, F

“… OBJECTIVE: The aim of this study was to demonstrate the principle of supporting radiologists by using a computer algorithm to quantitatively analyse MRI morphological features used by radiologists to predict the presence or absence of metastatic disease in local lymph nodes in rectal cancer. …”