Wow. It is crazy how uninformed you all are (no offense). Radiologists do not just look at an image and say "white thing there!". They incorporate the appearanc

Wow. It is crazy how uninformed you all are (no offense). Radiologists do not just look at an image and say "white thing there!". They incorporate the appearance, characteristics, anatomy, pathophysiology, patient's clinical history/age/medications/surgical history, and combine all of that information into some image findings but more importantly a focused differential diagnosis for the clinician. We have had computers reading EKGs for decades (a 2D line) and they still get it wrong 50+ percent of the time. No machine is taking over EKG's any time soon. I'm sure machines will someday take over radiology but there will be many, many jobs automated before it (i.e. decades).