6 results about "Reviewing Radiologist" patented technology

For autonomous MR scanning of a given medical test, a simplified MR scanner can be used without or with little input or control by a technical expert, e.g., by a physician, radiologist, or person trained in MR scanner operation. The MR scanner autonomously positions, scans, checks quality, analyzes, and / or outputs answers to diagnostic questions with or without MR images. Artificial intelligence-based scan analysis allows continuous or instant changes to the scan configuration to acquire the data desired to answer the diagnostic question. By using a simplified MR scanner, both the positioning of the patient relative to the MR scanner and the localization of the scan by the MR scanner are jointly solved. Sensors can sense the patient at the scan position, with reduced radio frequency requirements allowing a more open bore.

Various methods and systems are provided for reducing an amount of time and resources spent on reviewing digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) images and corresponding synthetic 2D images. In one example, a method includes receiving a plurality of tomosynthesis data studies, each study comprising a first image set of synthetic two-dimensional (S2D) images, a second image set of slab images, and a third image set of plane images. For each study of the plurality of tomosynthesis data studies, a minimum dataset to be reviewed by a radiologist is determined based on an analysis of the tomosynthesis data by an AI-based system, and the minimum dataset is displayed on a display device rather than the plurality of tomosynthesis data studies.

The invention provides a system and method for quality control in radiology reports. It collects data from reports, medical scan images, and questionnaires within a Safety, Quality, Efficiency, and Productivity (SQEP) framework. Scores for safety, quality, productivity, and efficiency are computed for radiologists and departments using weighted parameters, peer reviews, and audit outcomes. A consolidated SQEP score evaluates overall performance. The system identifies deviations in report quality through trend analysis and correlations, providing corrective feedback and training recommendations to radiologists. By addressing errors proactively, the system enhances diagnostic accuracy, operational efficiency, and compliance with quality standards. This comprehensive approach ensures improved performance and reliability in radiology departments while maintaining high-quality patient care.

Embodiments of systems and methods for dynamic and / or live retrieval and display of relevant clinical outputs to a clinical entity are provided, for a clinical entity processing a case. The systems and methods leverage advanced models (e.g., multimodal models) for retrieval, processing, and rendering of relevant information to the clinical entity, in a manner that improves worklist processing performance. Application areas include systems and tools for radiologists.

It would be advantageous with the close quarters in breast procedure rooms to create a Gamma Probe system incorporating multi modalities, sensitivities, and multiple ranges for utilization in breast intervention procedures for the diagnosis and verification for breast cancer. Systems for specimen radiography assist radiologists and surgeons in the detection and classification of abnormal lesions in medical images gleaned from breast biopsies / lumpectomies and a Gamma Probe system with a sensor to detect radioactive, metallic / magnet, or RFID waves to help locate a lump or abnormality which were placed by an Interventional Radiologist. Radio guided surgery (RGS) uses gamma probes to localize radioactive targets. The three common RGS radioisotopes: technetium-99m (99mTc), indium-111 (111In), and iodine-125 (125I). The aspects of the disclosed embodiments pertain to a gamma probe that is able to simultaneously detect 2-3 isotopes automatically without actuating a physical switch.

A system may receive a radiology report including a finding of a radiologist with respect to a region of interest of a subject, and generate, using a first AI model, structured data including a set of predetermined fields and a set of corresponding values extracted from the radiology report. The system may determine, using the first AI model, a medical image dataset of the subject corresponding to the radiology report stored in a medical image database using the structured data. The system may segment and label, using a second AI model, a set of regions of each medical image of the medical image dataset. The system may determine, using the first AI model, a medical image of the medical image dataset that depicts the region of interest of the subject using the structured data, and perform an action based on determining the medical image that depicts the region of interest.