CAD/Digital Mammography Capabilities Will Inform IoM Breast Cancer Report
This article was originally published in The Gray Sheet
Executive Summary
Computer-aided detection integrated with full-field digital mammography will soon become routine for breast cancer screening and may be widely accepted by clinicians for diagnostic use, according to University of Chicago radiology professor Maryellen Giger, PhD
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