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Really would've thought that with high resolution, time series, and sophisticated algorithms to look at the structure and location relative to what's expected/l
by Brakenshire 10y ago
Really would've thought that with high resolution, time series, and sophisticated algorithms to look at the structure and location relative to what's expected/likely, you could make the data useful. I know what you're saying is true now, but is it inherently true or just a factor of immaturity in the technology?
- lostlogin 10y agoImmature tech and the way people are. For every lump and bump you see on a person with your eyes, there are a load inside. We do a lot of research scans on healthy volunteers. You scan certain areas with some trepidation. Scanning the liver of a 50 year old is a great way to find yourself in a world of 'incidental finding' paperwork.