Impact of Artificial Intelligence-driven Quality Improvement Software on Mammography Technical Repeat and Recall Rates.

Peter R Eby¹, Linda M Martis¹, Jeremy T Paluch¹, Janice J Pak¹, Ariane H L Chan¹

¹From the Department of Radiology, Virginia Mason Franciscan Health, 1100 9th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101 (P.R.E., J.T.P., J.J.P.); and Volpara Health Technologies, Wellington, New Zealand (L.M.M., A.H.L.C.).

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Abstract

Poor positioning decreases mammography sensitivity and is arguably the single most important contributor to image quality (IQ). Inadequate IQ may subject patients to technical repeat views during the examination or return for technical recalls. Artificial intelligence (AI) software can objectively evaluate breast positioning and compression metrics for all images and technologists. This study asse…

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