Marcin Bartoszewicz, Patrycja Prokop, Maciej Kosieradzki, Piotr Fiedor
Are Current Educational and Therapeutic Programs, Directed at Rare Disease Transplant Candidates and Recipients, Sufficient to Support Them on the Path From Diagnosis to Life After Allogenic Transplantation?-Recommendations for Member State Policymakers
Transplantation proceedings
goal artificial intelligence expert systems decision support systems computerassisted diagnosis cad imaging development implementation software assist detection evaluation abnormalities alert physicians cognitive biases reduce intraobserver interobserver variability facilitate interpretation studies faster rate higher level accuracy developments needed meet challenges resulting rapid increase volume diagnostic imaging studies coupled concurrent increase number complexity images patient data convergence expanding knowledge base escalating time constraints increases likelihood physician errors errors even likely physicians interpret lowvolume studies technetium99mmercaptoacetyltriglycine diuretic scans imagers may limited training experience decision support systems include neural networks casebased reasoning expert systems statistical systems irenex renal expert expert system diuretic renography uses set rules obtained human experts analyze knowledge base clinical parameters quantitative parameters derived renogram initial studies shown interpretations provided irenex comparable interpretations panel experts irenex provides immediate patientspecific feedback time scan interpretation queried provide reasons conclusions used educational tool teach trainees better interpret renal scans also capacity populate structured reporting module generate clear concise impression based elements contained report adherence procedural data entry components structured reporting module ensures documents procedural competency finally although focus cad applied diuretic renography review offers window rationale methodology broader applications computerassisted diagnosis medical imaging